Mexico
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Jumping Off Cabo
Humpback whales were spouting and breaching all around our boat during a spring 2026 whale-watching cruise near Cabo San Lucas off the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula.
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Church Screen
The entrance to a small Catholic Church in a town near Mazatlan, Mexico features an intricately carved wooden screen, which frames the colors of the town square outside.
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Mud Bricks
A brickyard near Mazatlan, Mexico let’s the muddy rectangles dry in the sun before making them available for local construction projects.
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Seaside Diver
A lone pelican circled over a small Mexican harbor full of fishing boats before diving head-first into the water to spear its own fish for dinner.
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Zip Lines
A series of zip lines, some over 1,000 feet long and 600 feet high above a tropical canyon near Puerto Vallarta, gave me a new perspective on what it means to be”fly” like a bird!
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Toucan
In the jungle just down the Mexican coast from Puerto Vallarta, a small zoo of native creatures included this colorful toucan, who enjoyed posing for photos and perching on my arm.
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Full Boat
This fishing boat was tied up along the Mexican coast near Puerto Vallarta. It looks like any fish were gobbled up by the local pelicans.
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Ocean Sunburst
A spring cruise along the Pacific Coast of Mexico featured this spectacle of sun and clouds hovering over the gray sea.
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Los Algodones
Our friend Deanie escorted us across the Mexican border near Yuma to the town of Los Algodones (The Cotton Plants) for some bargain shopping. Colorful decorations and ceramics filled multiple shops, but the most popular places for visiting seniors were pharmacies and dental offices!
