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Small Water Features for DIY Projects – Large vessels make focal points for fountain features. Large containers or bored stone boulders are perfect sculptural elements for the glistening appearance of running water, the gentle sounds and refreshing effects. Read more by Patti Says [New!]
Ken Edwards Stoneware – Born in Kansas City, Ken Edwards graduated from the K.C. Fine Arts Institute. He then studied in the Far East where he mastered the use of high-fired glazes and special clays. In the late 1950’s, he moved to Guadalajara, & began experimenting with many types of pottery, collaborating with some of the ceramicists who are, like himself, today considered “National Treasures of Mexico”. Read more [New!]
* Wedding Destination Column:
5 Great Reasons to Get Married in Vallarta – Puerto Vallarta and Bandera’s Bay have exquisite beaches and spectacular locations for your especial day. The bordering towns are unique and the picturesque beaches are rich in beauty. Puerto Vallarta is home of the best restaurants in the Pacific Coast of Mexico and is base to the Gourmet Festival. Read more
Rob’s Ramblings: Hike to Boca de Tomatlan and Las Animas – Do you want to get some more exercise and get to know the surrounding area a bit better? This article is about a few area hikes, one south and one north of Jaltemba Bay. One is fairly easy and the other fairly strenuous, but both will take you into some fantastic scenery and through some other views of Mexican life. Read more by Rob Erickson [New!]
June in Jaltemba Bay - June marks the beginning of the dizzyingly hot weather with temperatures often rising above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (30°C) in the shade. However, the heat of June is not that uncomfortable, as the humidity is nowhere near the levels experienced in August and September. Read more by Chrisina Stobbs. [New!]
In Bloom: Plumeria (Part 1 & 2) – Plumeria, also known as Frangipani and Flor de Mayo, is native to Mexico. In the Jaltemba Bay area, they bloom in the spring and their beautiful fragrant flowers range from white and yellow to pink. They are deciduous plants so they drop their leaves in the fall and winter months. Read more by Allyson Williams [New!]
Jaltemba Equine Education Project (J.E.E.P) Unites Special Horses with Special Needs Children – When George Leavitt, founder of Jaltemba Equine Education Project (J.E.E.P.), says “mis caballos especiales están aquí para sus niños muy especiales, de mi corazon,” he really means it. Read more by Allyson Williams [New!]
What in the World Do You Do in Mexico? – The other day I had a delightful visit with my niece Jenn. It was one of those “catching up” sessions. I had been gone for almost 3 months to my home in Mexico. The question came up, “Aunt Wendy, what do you DO with your time down there?” After rattling off a few items to justify my existence, we moved onto other conversation. Read more by Wendy DeBer
La Peñita Quad Squad Rides the Copper Canyon – Some people dream about their retirement and some people live their retirement. The quading group in the La Peñita RV Park live their retirement. What started out with just four or five quads in the RV park years ago has expanded to over 20 quads plus UTVs. Read more by The Jaltemba Bay Life
* Exploring The South Column ©:
Re-discovering the Pacific Coast of Mexico – Mexico has many miles of amazing coastline on both sides of the country. Recently the east has been in favor as newer places have drawn the hip and trendy crowds. New and fresh, and catering to a crowd that is in tune with today’s lifestyle. This gets the attention of the travel media. Historically, the Pacific Coast was Mexico’s playground for the hip, savvy and fashionable traveler. Read more
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* Birds of Puerto Vallarta ©:
Word Stork (Mycteria Americana) Cigüeña Americana – In most of my previous texts on birds of Banderas Bay I tended toward introducing species, which are resident to the area, or even endemic – found nowhere else, but on Mexican Pacific Coast. Apparently a resident to the Mexican Pacific Coast, this species breeds in Mexico only locally. Read more
* Fishing Report Column ©:
Summer Begins in June, Tourism Returns, World Class Fishing Explodes – Every year June comes in with a bang. Tourism picks up again after the May Doldrums and of course the humidity feels more like Florida than Puerto Vallarta, welcome to our tropical climate amigos. With the warming air temperatures and humidity comes world class fish like Sailfish, Monster Yellowfin Tuna, Dorado and of course Black and Blue Marlin. Read more
* Viewpoint Column ©:
What is the Commercial Real Estate Business like in Puerto Vallarta? – Recently the real estate agents in Ampi Vallarta held their monthly meeting in Fluvial. One of the topics to discuss was the current real estate market. In general, the agents agreed that there is more sales activity for residential, particularly condos. Prices are not back to prior years from 2009 and earlier. Some areas, however; have experienced higher prices per meter from the lows of 2010-2011. Read more
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The bridge connecting the Gringo Gulch area with the Island of Cuale River ● Photo by Harvest Estudio
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