Coming into town we hit another
military check point. This time they opened cabinets in the bedroom,
the medicine cabinet, the refrigerator, looked in the toilet and the
kitchen sink and then wanted to see inside the car. It was the most any
of the check points had done. Of coarse I'm usually trying to hold
the dogs in their leashes. Mistek normally hides behind the bed and
doesn't come out, but the last two stops he decided to come out, so
try to get him into a harness, (which he hates), before we stop and
of coarse Ceetu is also in his harness, (which he doesn't mind at
all). Trying to maintain the animals while they are doing their
check is a fun adventure. We stayed at “Pete's Camp”.
There are old palapas on the beach without power or water. The beach
is really sandy, but the tides goes out ¼ of a mile, at least.
So not the best for kayaking, it would
be a long haul. Our friends will be moving to another campground
closer to town, but there again there are no facilities. We checked
on the beaches south of town. A lot of the campgrounds no longer
exist, who knows why.
A LOT of the
housing developments have gone by the wayside. Looks like there was
some sort of storm and the sand took over. Some of the roads have so
much sand you need a dune buggy to get in and some of the yards are
nothing but dunes.
We rode with our friends to Puertecitos, where
the road quits. What a sad little town.
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