Taken from Ruben's Bar and Grill across the carretera from my San Juan Cosala camp. The lake itself is hard to see through the fence.
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"Papa Chango"
Formerly named: On the Road with Gary
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Gary Schroeder
"Papa Chango"
about me
I'm a retired easy going guy. When I started this blog in 20006, I was preparing my RV to travel in search of adventure and perhaps a new place to live. The name of the blog was On The Road With Gary. I visited Lake Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico and decided to settle down.
I quit publishing the blog in 2008. I changed the name of the blog to Lake Chapala Expat.
Please read the old blog posts for details.
I quit publishing the blog in 2008. I changed the name of the blog to Lake Chapala Expat.
Please read the old blog posts for details.
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- Too much fun ?
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- Garden & Bikers
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- Off the Road
- Lake Chapala
- Chapala Town Square 2
- San Juan Cosala Camp - Ron's Trailer & Truck
- San Juan Cosala Mission Cuurch
- San Juan Cosala Rides
- Halloween
- Ajijic Market
- Ajijic Market 1
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- Ajijic Market - Brian & Maria
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2 comments:
Hola Amigo,
Still following your adventures and enjoying your pictures. Are you staying at Lake Chapala for Thanksgiving? J and I head for D.C. for turkey day with an old friend and her family.
Wish I was there, tomas
At this time, I have no definite plans for Thanksgiving. In the near future, I will probably be taking a bus to Armeria on the Pacific coast (near Manzanillo) to visit my son, Marc's esposa, Denise's mother Norma who has invited me for a visit. When you figure the cost of gasoline and tolls for the cuota carreteras, it is cheaper to take the bus than drive in my rig.
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