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Try San Carlos in Sonora... outside Guaymas. We have great scenery, beautiful beaches, ample lodging and loads of restaurants, from Taco stands to Gourmet fare. There's plenty to do, from beachcombing and kayaking to Mt Biking and Horseback riding. Our signature geographic feature is Tetakawi ... otherwise knows as Goat Titty Mountain... hiking groups, birding, sport fishing and more. Come check us out. Lizzy

In Sonora pizza Hawaiana is ever popular.. and I like that Canadian dish...myself... But that's what makes horse races, Amiga... at least that's what Mamá used to say You can keep the salchicha, though The Hot Dog's a touch too much. I'll take a spicy Italian sausage any day... and jalapeños en escabeche to top it off... Lizzy

Eeew...Maraschino Cherries... double yuck... Buuut...what about Bing Cherries? What then...still yuck?

I was under the impression that the Mayan Train project had been 'voted' down by local indigenous peoples...(re: an article in MND) Was I mistaken, did the route change, or what? L

Personally, I am grateful to them for what they showed me... More Liana, if you want, ''in depth'' you might have to look elsewhere? You don't have watch... but why spoil the show for others who are less choosy in their fare?

Thanks, Angus...really enjoyed the video... thanks again for posting it... L

Does it offer EEUU (estados unidos) or EUA (estados Unidos Americanos)... the abbreviations in español? L

Can a residente permanente drive a US plated car with a letter of permission from the owner also?

Bless you, Gringal... I couldn't have stated it better... since we appear to have no governors on our mouths when we get into political particulars.

used to have a photo by my name... can't seem to find how to post a pic to said handle... Can anybody help me out here? Thanks... Lizzy

What Gringal said... go ahead and make your list, just remember that one-thing-done is par for the course... and when your one appointment is done you can kick back and relax... with whatever you like to relax with..you're gonna love it here... Lizzy

Don't forget too bring a large amount of Patience, and a laissez faire attitude with you as well... ...and try to resist saying, "These People!" as many a frustrated person has done... local folk often understand English... even if they do not speak the language. A friendly attitude, shaking hands and introductions go a long way towards good relations. I hope you grow to love México the way many of us do... best of luck in all you do and may you have a smooth trip down. Lizzy

Angus gave you excellent advice... I would do as he suggests...

Don't know if this will help you out... but it works for me. I hate paying monthly bills... so I go in to Telmex semi-annually and pay six months in advance. No more once-a-month.