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| A true "Road Warrior" |
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| I would love to see inside that little house |
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| Brightly coloured store...just like here...when the school bus dropped the kids off...into the store they went to buy sugar snacks |
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| This guy was posing in exchange for pocket money |
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| Hillside homes |
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| Colourful laundry in a dusty courtyard |
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| Big green tree and a tiny green hut...with matching red flowers |
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| that's a large family...or they do laundry for others |
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| Cranes down by the industrial area at the docks |
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| A main street "Serdan" |
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| Hotel Ana...That was a fun and interesting place to stay...if you are into luxury...this isn't for you, don't even think about it. If, on the other hand...you are on a budget, and don't mind a bit of adventure....maybe speak a bit of Spanish...go here |
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| Cadets from the nearby Mexican Naval base |
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| Hotel Ana across the way...half a block up the alley is an upholstery shop owned by a great guy named Mario. He speaks excellent English and will bend over backwards to help you...with whatever you require |
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| This fella was only too happy to help with directions |
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| Tall building on a small lot |
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| just for the colours and textures |
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| The yard needs a bit of work, but the cell reception is good |
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| Maybe that's Jim Morrison |
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| Near the downtown in early evening |
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| Guaymas isn't all dirt roads and brick houses |
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| Afternoon lie down for the dog on a hill |
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| The TAP bus station in the distance |
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| Innovative shade |
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| Heading back to the hotel in the evening |
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| Hand line and net fishermen |
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| Wiring outside the Hotel Ana...I'm sure that most of it is legal in some form or another |
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