PUERTO VALLARTA, JALISCO, MEXICO 2003

PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO
August 2003

Condominios "Los Palmares"
Administrator: Ana Maria Torres Barba
Phone number from U.S.A.: 011-52 322 22 15474
E-mail: [email protected]

Even a cloudy day sunset has its reflections!

A HOT, HOT, HOT week with
Joe & Barbara Jean
Thank you to our host and hostess.

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PICTURES LOAD SLOWLY

Pelicans flit through the air at various times of the day, dive into the surf for food, and wait and watch on rock formation.

Dave and Joe have a relaxing conversation in the condo's pool.

Gathering in a van for trek to Chico's Paradise Restaurant.

Chico's Paradise is a multi-leveled restaurant built upon large granite boulders. It overlooks the Rio (River) Tuito. It is built on land that is partially the ejidos of Las Juntas, Tomatlan and Mismaloya.

Eating lunch at Chico's.

Back side of Chico's Restaurant.

For a fee, the muscians will sing and/or play for you.
Joe treated us to a musical tradition.

A bridge walk across the rocks.

Don and his mother, Joyce, enjoy the atmosphere of Chico's.

Watching the diver at Chico's run and dive from a huge rock into the churning water below.

For Sale: Condo at Los Palmares
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DOWNTOWN PUERTO VALLARTA

Gene & Barbara walk a plank bridge over the muddy river.

Venders sell their goods in little outdoor tents.

THE MALECON

Joyce and Barbara Jo chat after lunch along the malecon.

A group picture after lunching along the malecon. Dave, Barbara Jo, Gene, Barbara Jo, Joyce, and Don

Barbara Jean and Don enjoy a funny moment.

Puerto Vallarta's most popular spot is the area known as the Malec�n, the famous boardwalk along the Pacific Ocean. Here are a variety of stores and restaurants. The Malec�n is a bustling center of activity during the day and a crowded area with much nightlife after dark.

A bridge connecting the casas of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton was built atop the roofs to accommodate the lover's rendezvous. Some in the group toured their casas.