Zihautanejo was our furthest south destination on the Mexican Riviera.
Ted and Christine took a vacation week and flew down to enjoy it with us.
We snorkeled, kayaked on an Eco Adventure Tour, sailed a Hobie Cat, and relaxed
playing Mexican Train dominos and card games.
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The white hotel was the Solavento where Ted and Christine stayed.
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The harbor was a colorful scene.
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The Z-Fest Boat Parade had 50+ boats involved.
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The morning fish market always had plenty.
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Relaxing included card games and Mexican Train dominos.
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Lunch at the local palapa on the beach was tasty.
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Sue loved having time with Ted and Christine!
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Christine enjoyed a fresh coconut drink!
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We woke up one morning to find a cruise ship in the middle of the harbor.
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Brian led an Eco Tour in the back mangrove lagoon.
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Christine and ted in theirEco Tour kayaks.
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Skimmers flocked in the mangrove lagoons.
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This pond was the source of water for an old salt mine.
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The salt water carried by buckets was poured through this sand screen.
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The salt water was then led to the drying area through canals.
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These flat drying areas yielded sacks of coarse crystal salt.
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