I was disappointer as well as I was expecting something like a dawn or dusk type of light. My neighbor had a home made "box" to view it so that did make it worth while.
According to the Informador this morning there about 120 bush/forest fires active in Mexico. Seems kind of early for this.....(On a side note, I have the Deep Purples song constantly playing in my head. "Smoke on the water, a fire in the sky" 😊).
The Weather Channel predicts for 30 Celsius this coming Wednesday. Seems a little warm for this time of the year. If this is this years trend then am heading to the outback's of Canada for the summer. 😊
Today there is an article on the Reuter news feeds about the early blooming if the Jacaranda tree purple flowers. Apparently it is raising concerns in Mexico city because blooming started in early January when it normally happens in late March. The article which is in English points to climate change as the possible reason. Mind you they are beautiful when in full bloom.
I guess I need to make a trip to Ajijic to ask Intercam directly. They have 2 branches in town so what would be the best one in order to get the information I seek. Thanks
If you have a car accident in Mexico and need emergency help, I seriously doubt that OHIP will pay back some of the expenses. That is why many carry travel insurance.....But then again.
In 2008 my mom needed an emergency angiogram followed by the implant of 4 stents in Guadalajara and no I did not have insurance for her as she was 83 at the time. I had all the bills translated to English and submitted them to OHIP on return to Ontario. They reimbursed me the equivalent of what the surgery would have cost in Ontario. The thinking back then is that it would have happened regardless of where my mom was. From memory I got back about 50 percent of the total costs which is better then nothing...
Good luck with your locally brewed drinking water. About 10 years ago I switched to epura formally called satorini. At least it tastes like water. 😊 (they deliver twice a week and its 40 pesos a piece).