As I process the pictures (about a thousand) that I took down there, we'll make some videos and write some blogs about each place we visited and what we think about them. That'll be coming up soon.
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Where we are right now on our journey to Mexico
We returned from our trip to Mexico just a little over two weeks ago, and we sat down this weekend to talk about that trip and where we feel we are right now.
Actually, we're pretty excited about our plans. We just don't know yet if we want to end up at the beach or in Merida. Merida is exciting and the beach is....OMG it's the beach. And so beautiful.
Mexico here we come!
We can't just pack up and take off permanently to Mexico quite yet. We hope to make that big move next spring.
We leave Friday morning and fly to Merida, where we are going to meet new friends and explore the city and all of the beach towns. We don't know exactly where we want to live yet, the beach or the city.
The Beach:
We've always wanted to live at the beach. I want to watch the moods of the ocean every day. I NEED to look out on the ocean. The cons, however are the fact that the ocean takes its tolls on your home and everything in it. Rebar rusts, foundations crumble, books mold, art flakes away. Wild dogs roam the beach and anyone can party or camp our in front on your house. No one owns the beach...a good and bad thing. We could also roam the beach on foot on in the ATM we hope to buy. Whee!
BUT WE ARE GOING DOWN TO EXPLORE NEXT WEEK!
We leave Friday morning and fly to Merida, where we are going to meet new friends and explore the city and all of the beach towns. We don't know exactly where we want to live yet, the beach or the city.
The Beach:
We've always wanted to live at the beach. I want to watch the moods of the ocean every day. I NEED to look out on the ocean. The cons, however are the fact that the ocean takes its tolls on your home and everything in it. Rebar rusts, foundations crumble, books mold, art flakes away. Wild dogs roam the beach and anyone can party or camp our in front on your house. No one owns the beach...a good and bad thing. We could also roam the beach on foot on in the ATM we hope to buy. Whee!
Coleman Outfitter 500 - 500cc 4WD Utility Vehicle
The City (Merida):
The cultural capital of the Yucatán peninsula, Mérida is a compact city rich in colonial history, with a cosmopolitan flair. It has the region’s broadest span of dining options, from market stalls and mobile kiosks to glamorous dining in lavish haciendas.
- Centro is full of colonial patio homes with tall ceilings and pasta tile floors.
- The North has modern homes.
Well, I have a new camera, ready for photos and video on my trip. I am trying to learn to use all its many accessories and thousands of features!! So much fun. The ultimate VLOG camera.
Canon EOS 80D DSLR Camera Bundle with Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Lens + Tamron Zoom Telephoto AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Macro Autofocus Lens + 2 PC 16 GB Memory Card + Camera Case
So to follow our adventures, either check here or our FB page:
Actually, the FB page will be updated more quickly than the blog. It's just so easy..... But if you want to follow our adventures in exploring, preparing to move to and actually moving to and living in Mexico, this is your place.
Oh yes....and we will be learning Spanish.....
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