Tag Archives: Mexico

La Paz to Todos Santos (BCS).

Posted on 12/01/2019 by Richard Griffith

Another pleasant and easy bus ride swept me from La Paz to Todos Santos – early morning, New Year’s Day – 2019. Todos Santos is a very appealing town; a quirky mix of locals, fishers, surfers and New Age spiritualists. … Continue reading →

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Loreto to La Paz (Bajá California Sur) Mexico.

Posted on 11/01/2019 by Richard Griffith

After such a disappointing Christmas Day I made sure that I would be based somewhere a little more civilised for New Year. I thought La Paz would be the obvious choice, problem was – so did everyone else. The place … Continue reading →

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Loreto – Baja California Sur.

Posted on 09/01/2019 by Richard Griffith

Every now and then you drop on a location that really resonates with you, Loreto was one such place for me; it was a delightful place to visit and so beautiful. For a touristy location it was even quite peaceful. … Continue reading →

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Trains, planes, and auto busses.

Posted on 23/12/2018 by Richard Griffith

Sunday 16/12/2018. My iPhone alarm was set for 4am, I knew this would be an unnecessary thing to do but I did it anyway. Had I packed everything? Would I sleep through the alarm? Would the train leave on time? … Continue reading →

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Querétaro – Mexico.

Posted on 09/02/2018 by Richard Griffith

As far as the silver cities go, Querétaro is sometimes known as the ugly sibling. Indeed, although it’s believed to be one of the fastest growing cities in the northern hemisphere thanks to it being the base for international industries, … Continue reading →

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México in retrospect.

Posted on 18/03/2017 by Richard Griffith

Palm-fringed beaches, chili-spiced cuisine; steamy jungles, teeming cities; fiesta fireworks, Frida’s angst: Mexico conjures up diverse, vivid dreams. And the reality lives up to the imagining. An Outdoor Life: With steaming jungles, smoking, snow- capped volcanoes, cactus-strewn deserts and 10,000km … Continue reading →

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