Day 4
Mazatlan ('Place of the Deer'): Is a thriving commercial seaport and a working city.
If you enlarge this pic, you'll see hundres of vehicles, parked at the port. Hundreds and hundreds of vehicles are imported to this port for Mexican domestic market while others are shipped overland to United States and Canada.
If you enlarge this pic, you'll see hundres of vehicles, parked at the port. Hundreds and hundreds of vehicles are imported to this port for Mexican domestic market while others are shipped overland to United States and Canada.
The local Police Department - bikes and motor bikes are the best way to get around town!
The City, as seen from the ship.
Rugged hills and an island welcome you into the port.
There is a marina cafe at the port/terminal area. This fellow got up from one of the tables outside, removed his T-Shirt and walked/dove into the water and came up with traps of some sort. Perhaps 'very fresh' shrimp or crab for the cafe?
The port terminal had an inspection of sort sort this day.
Labels: Mexico October 2009
posted by FAN at
6:43 PM
3 Comments:
The boat looks AMAZING!! I remember choppy waters coming back from Ensenada on my first cruise (about 16 years ago) that lasted quite a while and made the boat rock quite a bit! Blek. Matzalan looks cool..I like the Police Department...but based on pictures, I would agree that PV is still my favorite too! :) Great pics.
By
Lilwrig, At
October 29, 2009 11:57 PM
"This fellow" is Uncle Bill, right? I'm so impressed!
By
sylvia, At
November 1, 2009 5:01 AM
Yea, that sounds like GOUB. Off with the tshirt and diving into Mexican waters, just off the refueling station to pull up some traps. Yes, you are correct to be impressed with him =o)
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FAN, At
November 1, 2009 4:20 PM
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