A fairly large group of twenty+ from the RV park signed on for a Pacifico brewery tour for yesterday late afternoon. We all took the pangas over to the city and then walked to the brewery.
The brewery is below in the tall buildings
We all knew in advance to wear long pants and closed in shoes but some of us had shoes closed in the front but open in the back. One woman had closed flats and pants that reached just a hair above the ankle. Not good enough. Seven of us did not participate in the tour. We sure weren’t going to have our day ruined and so we went to the rooftop of a hotel for drinks and 360 degree views. This rejection turned out to be quite nice.
I believe we were 12 floors high. There’s an elevator to the first nine and then a stair climb the rest of the way.
When the brewery tour was over, most of the rest of the group met up with us on the rooftop where we subsequently split up to various restaurants in the area. Our group went to a cozy restaurant in old town near the Plaza Machada. Afterwards we walked over to the busy plaza surrounded by several restaurants and listened to the musicians for a bit.
Since there were too many of us for a little golf cart taxi, we took a bigger taxi which was the back of a red pickup truck. The driver turned his stereo up to the “YMCA” tune which everyone sang along to.
The evening was a blast and I especially enjoyed the camaraderie of the group. Lots of laughter – lots of fun.
Wow, you got some fantastic views of the city.
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I love the photos.
kind of makes me want to head down your way…maybe next year…my better half will be all retired and ready to hit the trails by then.
papa
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Mazatlan is a beautiful city that has it all: Perfect weather, culture, beaches, a new high-end mall, and good supermarkets. There's even a Sam's Club and I hear Costco will have a store here.
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Looks like you had a great day! My husband is busy making plans for us to get there and while he's making plans, I'm getting cold feet! Then I look at your blog, along with Contessa's and Winnie's, and wonder why I feel nervous. Thanks for posting! By the way, it is FREEZING cold this year in Indian Pass, Florida. Thankfully this is suppose to be the last day of cold for awhile. I am so ready for some sunshine!
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Margie, If you start getting cold feet, just realize there are a few thousand RVers down here every year that all make it safely back home. And there are many more thousands that drive down in cars to stay in hotels. Is your husband making plans for this winter or for next?
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