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Dianne and Greg
What an interesting story...thanks so much for writing about this and all the great pictures! The picture with the styrofoam platter with shrimp and limes and a bottle of hot sauce was beautiful. Made me so hungry for shrimp. I envy you for living in such a great place with all this delicious seafood.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed the post, Michael! Today we ate a HUGE bunch of the shrimp we got yesterday for our main meal. THEY WERE SO GOOD! Less than 24 hours after those shrimp were removed from the water. Of course, the ones we ate yesterday were direct from the water to our mouths and bellies.
ReplyDeleteI take it you don't live near a coast, so I'll send you some virtually! I hope you'll be able to get to Mazatlán and Agua Verde to experience some of this live and in person some day soon.
WHAT A WONDERFUL ADVENTURE. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out the photos, Mary. I think you and Jim would have really enjoyed it!
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