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Fishing/Palo Duro Canyon Trout fishing in March

Fishing/Palo Duro Canyon Trout fishing in March

    Palo Duro Canyon cuts through Texas like a big spoon in a tub of ice cream at a church social. We load three poles, a tackle box, frozen corn, rubber worms and salmon eggs, and navigate three locked gates to get down to the prime fishing holes. There are...

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Lady Buffs/ West Texas A&M Regional Championships

Lady Buffs/ West Texas A&M Regional Championships

    Buffalo's are not small, short, slender animals. In fact, they have a reputation for hardiness, tolerance for adverse circumstances, and supported Indian's on the Great Plains for hundreds of years. The Lady Buff''s of Texas A&M College in...

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Cerulean Gallery/Amarillo Show in Amarillo after lunch

Cerulean Gallery/Amarillo Show in Amarillo after lunch

    Contemporary Fine Art is the calling card of this small gallery in Amarillo. It's owners feature works of emerging local, regional and national artists in nine exhibitions a year. They offer personal consulting services and support the community by...

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End of the Road Heading back to the U.S.S.A.

End of the Road Heading back to the U.S.S.A.

    Every journey has an end. The Mazatlan aeropuerto is small. U.S. Airways charges twice as much for a ticket as they should and the fact the airplane is only half full going down and three quarter full returning tells volumes about the state of tourism in...

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Zona Historico/Mazatlan Historical district of Mazatlan

Zona Historico/Mazatlan Historical district of Mazatlan

    There are two city zones that tourists see most in Mazatlan. There is the Zona Dorado where newer hotels congregate and bars and discos service night crowds. The beaches are here as well as ten taxi drivers to every tourist and street vendors...

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Night Dolphins/On the Malecon Sunday night in Mazatlan

Night Dolphins/On the Malecon Sunday night in Mazatlan

    On a tip from Pat, at seven thirty this evening, Alan and I pile into a pulmonia and tell the driver - "Dolphina's por favor ..." We are taken, for fifty pesos, to distant communication towers rising into the sky to the south of us. During the daytime...

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Marina Norte Cheap Mexican home on the water

Marina Norte Cheap Mexican home on the water

    There are several marinas in Mazatlan. The northern marina tends towards pleasure while the southern marina gravitates towards work.  This Sunday the only event that draws skippers off their boats are NFL playoffs on high def TVs in bars and...

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Marlin Stew/ The Shrimp Bucket Good for hangovers

Marlin Stew/ The Shrimp Bucket Good for hangovers

    Down near the radio towers, at the south end of the Malecon, is an eatery called the Shrimp Bucket. It is right on the road and if you stick your arm out from a table closest to the rail that separates you from the road, a car will take your arm off your...

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Old Guys with Bicycles Mar Rosa RV Park, Mazatlan

Old Guys with Bicycles Mar Rosa RV Park, Mazatlan

    Our original trip concept was to take RVs to Mexico, stay on the beach a month, drink beer, and check out bikinis. Our original destination was to be San Carlos, Mexico - up the coast north from Mazatlan. There was a RV park already picked out. But...

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Gringo Lingo/Zona Dorado On the strip

Gringo Lingo/Zona Dorado On the strip

    Hotels and restaurants dot both sides of the street that takes you from the Mazatlan historical center to the marina at the north end of town. If each hotel was represented on a map with a red pin, and each restaurant a blue pin, you would have a long...

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Surprise Arizona at Sunset Dusk

Surprise Arizona at Sunset Dusk

    At dusk, clouds congregate on the horizon and cars exit Highway 303 at Bell Rd. to go to Surprise, Arizona. It is quitting time for those who still have a job to go too. In Surprise, brother Alan and I are staying at the Happy Trails Resort but it could...

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