Showing posts with label La Manzanilla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label La Manzanilla. Show all posts

Thursday, February 02, 2017

La Catalina Educational Foundation

La Catalina online auction fund raiser for education in La Manzanilla

Tuesday, December 20, 2016

La Manz and Pedro's fish tacos



Glen and I have been wanting Pedro's fish tacos so he drove us up to La Manzanilla yesterday. Quite a lot of people and activity as we walked around. A few new things and the town was clean. the crocodiles are still there waiting for their chicken dinner.

We finally made it back to Pedro's, sat on the beach and enjoyed a nice breeze. Last time I had one of his tacos was a few years ago and I thought they were bigger. Big enough I could only eat one. Now they bring three in an order and I could only eat two. Got one in the fridge for later today. Best fish tacos I've run into around here but the ones on the waterfront in La Paz are the best.

Saturday, June 11, 2016

La Manzanilla sunset

Another of David Dagoli's great fotos

Thursday, January 21, 2016

La Manzanilla Rodeo Days


Here's the schedule in Spanish. From what I understand there will be no Gringo day this year. No idea why because the Gringos have been quite proud of it in the past.   Vamos a ver. Very fun event and only bull riding .... no bull killing.

Saturday, January 09, 2016

Tenacatita Bay from the air


David Dagoli from La Manzanilla got a ride in a two-seater plane and flew around the bay, down to the Colima volcano and back through Manzanillo. This photo is of the southern part of the Bay with La Vena beach and Los Angeles Locos below and La Manzanilla at the far end.

Friday, October 02, 2015

Bike ride Saturday October 3rd

An easy and safe one this time

From La Manzanilla Plaza to Los Ingenios across the highway
Meet at  the Plaza a little before 5 PM

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Sunset before the rain

Yesterday the weather was normal with some very nice sunsets but we've been expecting this very large weather system coming in from the Pacific. Estimates are 2-4 inches of rain between today and tomorrow so we will count tomorrow.

Across the lagoon by David Dagoli
La Manzanilla

Today in the rain - Ocean color is from the Arroyo
by JudyB

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Chuy catches 4 rooster fish

Chuy catches 4 rooster fish on the beach in La Manzanilla.
All 2-3 kilos

Rooster or Gallo


Saturday, January 24, 2015

New Sailboat Arrival in La Manz

New arrival in La Manzanilla - by Judy B

Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Umbrella reflections on lagoon


By David Dagoli - laying down on the suspension bridge 
La Manzanilla

Monday, December 01, 2014

Tierralegre´s Green Technology & Sustainability Fair

Greetings from La Manzanilla!

Tierralegre, A.C. (www.tierralegre.org) is hosting the first Green Technology and Sustainability Fair all day this Friday, December 5 in La Manzanilla.  The program of activities can be viewed below, and are also attached in this message. 

This inaugural event to showcase ecological education, environmental stewardship and community sustainability will combine with the annual fundraiser to help raise the necessary funds to maintain the YES (Youth Ecology and Sustainability) Initiative and to build a multi-use outdoor classroom at the Youth Ecology Center in La Manzanilla this coming year. 

Thus a space will exist at the Center where local and visiting teachers and students can learn, exchange research and ideas, provide service and innovation through collaboration in an inspiring, comfortable and green environment.  The completion of this structure will ensure that the Center continues to provide an oasis for local community sustainability well into the future…

If you are unable to attend, but would like to make a donation to this cause, please do so through Tierralegre´s “Friends of the Fund” page on the International Community Foundation´s website at the following link: http://donate.icfdn.org/#npo/tierralegre-a-c (all donations are tax deductible).

¡See you at the event-thank you!

Davison Collins, Founder & President
MEXICO TEL: +52.315.351.5305      
MEXICO CELL: +52.1.315.104.5442   
          U.S. TEL : 865.230.7995   

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Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Tierralegre Eco-Fair and Fundraiser - Dec 5

Help us celebrate sustainability through ecological education on Dec. 5 in La Manzanilla, and attend Tierralegre´s eco-fair! Please get in touch if you would like to help out with the event and/or if you have any questions, etc. Thank you! 


Ayúdanos celebrar la sustentabilidad a través de la educación ecológica el 5 de diciembre en La Manzanilla y asistir el evento eco-feria de Tierralegre A.C! Favor de comunicarse conmigo si le gustaría ayudar con el evento y/o si tiene cualquier pregunta, etc. ¡Gracias! 


Friday, October 03, 2014

When the lagoon is open

When we get the kind of rain we've had in the last few months the lagoon becomes a river and opens into the ocean. A few crocodiles were reportedly seen offshore. No driving the beach route to Boca de Iguanas when this happens.

La Manzanilla lagoon becomes a river

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Semana Santa in La Manzanilla

Beach crowd photos by Judy B



Monday, March 24, 2014

Trolls and stalkers and Red-Tide

So many unhappy Gringos in Mexico and I think an abnormal amount on the Costalegre. Where you find this out is on the local message boards. Especially TomZap but occasionally on the La Manzanilla board. I like to disagree with people when their info is faulty and I like to complain about the ridiculous amount of advertising that goes on on TomZap. Personal attacks I don't like but way too many people seem to feel better when they can put someone else down.   I blame most of the problem on terrible moderation on TomZap.   No limits on advertising and almost no limits on personal attacks.

So this time around I was asking if there was any new information on the La Huerta police that were being investigated for the killing of 3 of my neighbors.  I guess this is serious and real because the Mayor of La Manzanilla quit and left town.   The three were stopped by the police leaving town after the Rodeo in February.    Their bodies were found a few days later outside Manzanillo.

So along comes the stalker, troll, trouble maker telling me to stop asking questions about this very serious situation.  I tell him to mind his own business if he has nothing to add.   That's all it took for him to begin his rant.  It turns out it's a guy using a woman's name and fake email address so he can't be contacted.

Oh Oh come on over here and we can have a coffee, of course, you will buy. And by the way I am far more concerned than you are. Why don't we meet tomorrow at, 9a.m.. at Hectors, I will be waiting for you. And by the way I know what you look like. Maybe you are too coda..too cheap to buy me a coffee, but I would love to talk to you. 
You can email mail me with that little white envelope by my name. I truly would love to meet you in person, even though I know you are a cranky pants.. BUT please I will be at Hectors at 9a.m. waiting.. So enough of wasting other peoples time.email me.. See you tomorrow. and. bring the kids and wife!!!

The moderator locked that thread which was definitely the best idea.   All I am left with is a where in the hell do these people come from ..... and we have Red Tide.   Further Internet searching has no new info since mid February. 

Red Tide in La Manzanilla

La Manzanilla Message Board
TomZap Message Board  -- Need to be logged in to read some areas

Wednesday, February 05, 2014

La Manzanilla Rodeo and Gringo Day

I haven't been to the Rodeo since 2006 but despite my neglect it was still one of the most interesting and fun events I've attended in the area.   Gringo Day and the Rodeo are Friday but here is a 3 day rundown from the La Manzanilla message board. 

Festivities will begin the evening of February 5th. Everyone will gather on the main streets & the around the jardin at approx. 8:00 pm. A large lantern on a pole called a Farola will be paraded up & down the streets, followed by a Banda. People will begin following the Farola, moving to the beat of the music, dancing up one street, down another. Free punch (ponche) will be handed out. The street dancing goes on until 9:00/10:00. This evening announces that The Ejido will be hosting a luncheon the next day at the Casino at 2:00 pm. 

On the evening of February 6th, the same happens in the evening, this time announcing the luncheon next day at the Casino will be hosted by The Gringos (Expats, Extranjeros, etc.). 

February 7th, Gringo Day at the Casino 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Gringo volunteers will serve our home-made Birria to our Mexican friends & neighbors & guests. During the luncheon there will be dancing & a presentation or 2. After the luncheon everyone follows the Banda up to the Rodeo grounds (either by foot or by car), about 7 - 9 blocks away. Your contribution/ticket into the Casino also admits you into the Rodeo grounds (Feb 7th only). Where you will watch bull riding, dancing horses, lassoing, topped off with dancing to the Banda until sunset. The Rodeo grounds people will have refreshments & snacks for sale. 

It is a fun filled day .... come join the fun!! 

Only bull riding

The riders

Afternoon dance
La Manzanilla Rodeo 2006

Thursday, January 16, 2014

La Manzanilla in the 1940's


Well that's what the photograph says about itself.   The palapas look a lot like fotos of Barra de Navidad and Melaque from the 1950's so no reason to doubt it.   The hill directly behind downtown is probably where this was taken.   I saw this on the La Manzanilla message board and they said it came from Facebook but I had no luck trying to find a little more info or it's origin.

Sunday, January 05, 2014

Sunset by Gail


Found this beautiful La Manzanilla sunset on the La Manzanilla Message Board

Saturday, September 07, 2013

Photos of La Manzanilla

Photos of La Manzanilla - by Joe Lusk

Saturday, April 27, 2013

A Jack Brock video of La Manzanilla,

Another great Jack Brock video ... this time the La Manzanilla area

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La Manzanilla, a village of approximately 1,500 indigenous and winter residents, is located in the southwest corner of the state of Jalisco along what is known as Costalegre (Costa Alegre) or the "happy coast".

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Tierralegre
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La Manz Beach Cam
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