We arrived at Rancho B on Saturday Feb 25th and absolutely L-O-V-E it! Sandy, the owner, calls it the "last outpost" and we agree with him. It is just rustic enough for us. He has water, sewer and electric. A small bathroom and shower building. Washer is available, lines to hang dry clothes, beautiful palapa with lots of tables and chairs, plus the four friendly dogs who patrol the place. No, hold it, the cat controls the place, Spot. He's really in charge (sorry Sandy).
We spent a very enjoyable 5 days, walking down to the ocean, chilling out, doing nothing (and you know how good we are at that!).
Here's a collection of pictures:
About 11 kms from Rancho B and yes, that
is the beach we will enjoy!
Miles of beach with no one on it.
Active turtle area
Palm grove that you walk through to get to the beach.
From Eurii to the beach is about 4 minutes
We were lucky enough to spy one turtle come out of the water.She did not lay eggs. Just turned around and went back. This is called a "false crawl". It was magnificent to see such a beautiful creature.
Shell was about 3 feet long.
Morning coffee spot behind Eurii. This will do.
August, Jasper, Rudy & Holden
If there is enough interest,, Sandy and partner will make
homemade pizzas. Good prices too.
Evenings in the palapa.
That corner of the building is part of their private kitchen.
View of the main building and sitting area
On Monday we took off for a small tour of La Placita and then 20 minutes down the road (south of Rancho B) to La Ticla, surfing area.
Christmas tree in the plaza made of large green pop bottles
Our new buddies, Brenda and Martin
You may recognize this picture. Pretty close to my new header shot.
Fridge problem. Martin was consult with Doug and
they figured things out.
Cheers to a cold fridge!
One more night beach walk and one more foot shot!
Best thing about traveling is meeting new friends that feel like they are old friends by the time you part. See you two soon!
So now we are off to Charly's Restaurant and RV in Santa Elena close by town is Atotonilco el Alto (you probably won't find Santa Elena on the map). We estimate that the drive will be about 8 hrs, including any stops. Should be interesting.
Off we go............
Peace out friends!
Thought for the Day: Each day we are born again. What we do today is what matters most...Buddha
I think we would really like this place! And Buddha is right!
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