Puerto Penasco, Mexico: I am sure if I write again about 80-degree days, several of you will remove RVGoddess.com from your "favorites" list. I have no control over the weather. If it makes you feel any better, we had blustery winds all day again. Seriously, this was the nicest "weather day" we have had since arriving on Wednesday. There was quite a bit of activity as well, because this week is a national Mexican school holiday coinciding with Easter. Many tourists were in town and at the local resorts.
Running in the wind is not a lot of fun. I ran a circuit around the campground - five times - equaling just over three miles. At certain points, due to the strong winds, it felt as if I were on a treadmill... the legs were turning-over, but I wasn't going anywhere. After my exercise and a hot shower, I was rewarded by a beach-side pedicure:

I am not the RV Goddess for nothing.

Today, Dad went into the fish market and bought a huge supply of white fish and shrimp. He then spent the afternoon freezing and vacuum-sealing his prize.

Dave and I went into town in the afternoon to stock up on veggies and we also made a stroll through the bakery.

Blech.




Just kidding.
After a successful veggie-shopping trip, we headed back to our RV, taking a drive-through visit at Playa Bonita RV Resort where we have camped previously. We love Playa Bonita - they are closer to town and have a great/cheap restaurant for a fun happy hour... but... the sites in the campground are SO CLOSE together! Sardine City. RV Rodeo. We have stayed here where it was impossible to even put our awning out or it would crash into our neighbor. We prefer a little space and - let's face it folks - our bus is huge. We did find a very cool fifth-wheel trailer camped at Playa Bonita today:

We are obviously amateurs.

Back at the ranch, we had the nightly visit from our favorite bobble-head vendors. The photos I snapped last night were printed and I gave the photos to Fernando (age 9).




We have 15 bobble-head animals.
Until my next update, I remain, your bankrupt correspondent.
RV Park: The Reef RV Park - Hundreds of campsites, all in sand. 30 & 50 amp power, water and sewer. Some power hookups are shared - one camper gets the 50 amp, and their neighbor has to use the 30 amp. This campground is popular with ATVers, families and many Canadians spend the winter here. A regular campsite (non-ocean front) is $150 week.