Un Día CaZIH Normal

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It rained sometime overnight, but I didn't hear a thing. I only saw the water on my roof that had to be swept off this morning. The evening was refreshing and perfect for sleeping with the windows open and the fan on low. Sleeping under the sheets was optional, but I still found myself snuggling with my sweetie.

The port of Zihuatanejo and the pier at Playa Linda are open to navigation again. The seas are mostly calm now, and you'd almost never know we just had a hurricane and giant waves along our coast here just a couple of days ago.

But it didn't take much to work up a sweat this morning. The sun came out bright and hot, and with the overnight moisture, things quickly got steamy. It was still quite muddy at the pier. I felt bad for the busloads of day-trippers with their coolers, suitcases, bags, elderly, and babes in arms waiting for the water taxis to take them to Las Gatas who all had to traipse through the mud to reach the pier.

Another zone of tropical disturbance is located just to the southwest of us in the Bahía de Tehuantepec. It's expected to form a tropical depression either late this weekend or early next week and to move parallel with our coast. Oh boy. Here we go again.

Don't miss the Eco-Tianguis "Sanka" that happens every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until 1:40 p.m. in the small plaza in front of the Vicente Guerrero school, across the street from the Museo Arqueológico de la Costa Grande in downtown Zihuatanejo by the waterfront where La Boquita canal runs into the bay. If it looks like rain, then they'll set up in the Cancha Solidaridad two blocks to the east just off Paseo de La Boquita. Besides wonderful handcrafts, they feature a variety of homegrown produce, fresh foods including pastries, breads and tamales, fresh coffee, juices, and mezcal.
https://www.facebook.com/ecotianguissanka

Whether you want to go sportfishing, whale watching, sightseeing or snorkeling, my friend Capitán Ramón Olea of the panga Oleaje offers an affordable adventure waiting to be enjoyed. Ramón knows all the local fishing and snorkeling spots as well as what else is worth seeing. His 24' covered panga doesn't offer much luxury, but his expertise in fishing and his local knowledge of our coast and its marine life is second to none! Ramón practices "catch and release" fishing when possible. (click to enlarge image)
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