Santa Elena End (March 5)

We have quite enjoyed Charly’s park. It’s just rustic enough for us and you can walk into the little town. There isn’t much in the actual town of Santa Elena but it's very quaint The veggie people come in on Saturdays so the square gets quite busy. We did a walk around the little town.

Very busy little veggie market

Town square

Very peaceful little town. Many paved streets.

Can't go for a walk without a paleta...ice cream bar.

Stack of hand made bricks....

Love these extremely old doors

Well, at least they left room to see out the window!

Washing and cutting up our fruit and veggie haul

All too soon our visit here was over.  We will definitely come back. They are building a new bathroom building and gathering spot for the RV’ers so we don’t have to use the restaurant ones. I think the RV portion of the park has gotten quite busy of late. Probably thanks in part to Denise and Alex who are the RV park managers. If you let Denise know soon enough that you want to be included in a tequila tour and a cheese factory tour, she can arrange things for you. Not sure of the cost.

Tomorrow we are now headed to Villa Patzcuaro in Patzcuaro, Michoacan. We have heard so much about Patzcuaro over the years so we are pretty stoked to get to see it. It is a Pueblos Magicos, deemed a historical town by thew Mexican government. It was founded around the 1320’s. Can you even imagine?? This should be a great visit.

Peace out friends!

Thought for the Day: They are not gone who live in the hearts of others…Native American proverb. Dedicated to our friends.