Five days of beach, food, sleep, mezcal (I watched, mostly, but it's tasty), kids! My Spanish got a lot better. Lovely place... Bahia de la Luna. Small cottages, great food, hammocks, great swimming. Pictures tell the story. One outing: to La Finca de Vaqueros – the ultimate steak house, with Mexican karaoke and a great party. The expatriates can really put away the mezcal! they claim it brings beautiful dreams...
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| Getting my kid fix. |
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| Más... |
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| Bahía de la Luna managers Maria Elena (Oaxaca) and Dan (London.) |
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| Laila, the chef. Maria Elena's sister; they are Brazilian-Lebanese Méxicanas, originally from Oaxaca. Such lovely people! |
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| An evening beginning at the home of part-time residents Kerry and Susy, at their house above the bay. Mango margaritas! |
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| Birdbath. |
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| Kerry and Nigel. Nigel Longland and his family are part-owners of the hotel, and my friend Rick's neighbors in Mosier, OR. |
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| Hombres Rory, Rick and Liam riding in the back of the truck. |
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| La Finca de Vaqueros, a very happening place, way out in the country. |
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| One of the restaurant's owners on the karaoke machine. |
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| Not perfect for an almost-vegetarian, but when in Las Boquillas... |
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| ¡Fiesta! |
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| ¡Bailamos! |
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| Jorge Campos, telling stories and proffering mezcal. What a night. |
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