An American catches something
The daily routine here at Campo Turistico Uno starts with watching the sunrise, staring at the sea and breathing the fresh air. It ends with watching the tide, shrimp boats and marine life and commenting about how much we like it here. In between there is conversation, Internet, a little exploration, showers, naps, more sea gazing, and excellent food.
This evening we went to satisfy our jones for flame grilled chicken at a joint recommended by the campground manager. It was perfect. So were the fish tacos the campground owner made for lunch. And the huevos rancheros she made yesterday. And the burritos before that. And the enchiladas before that. And the shrimp and fish before that. And the tacos from the stand in town. And the produce from the vendor. And the tamal from the lady at the swap meet.
Lou asked, "Have we had any bad food since we've been here?"
"Mmmmm, nope." We haven't even had anything mediocre, except maybe what we made ourselves.
Okay, so the temperature has dropped into the upper 60s, and it's windy on and off. Not storybook paradise weather. But it's warmer than Yuma or Quartzsite or other Arizona snowbird havens. And there's the sea. And the food. And the friendly, gracious people. That's a lot to be happy about.
Next week I'll be going back to El Norte for a while to take care of some business. I hope it won't take long. I'll miss this place.
Glad somebody's having a blast. A word of caution though: ' who indulges...bulges ! '
ReplyDeleteLOL.
You had me with all the talk of oceanside relaxing. Then you mentioned huevos rancheros. Oh how i love mexican cuisine, but most especially the huevos rancheros.
ReplyDeleteWell, come on down.
DeleteSi, but be careful, si comes mucho, te crece la panza !! LOL.
DeleteThat is the plan.
DeleteDo you mean to say you don't mind to have a big panza ?
Delete¡Ay, caramba!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I missed it, but could you go into detail on how you're accessing the Internet? I have a Verizon Mifi but don't think that'll work outside the USA.
ReplyDeleteThere's wifi at this campground. It's kind of erratic, though, so I use my Verizon JetPack, too. They have options for international coverage. Now, when I turn on the JetPack it locks onto a Telcel signal.
DeleteCould you show on a map exactly where you are please? GPS too maybe?
ReplyDeleteCampo Turistico #1, San Felipe, Baja California
Delete31.039266, -114.825582