THE MAGICAL MYSTERY GYPSY TOUR

Well NOmads, I know some of you are axiously awaiting the new GYPSY bikini...(I was too) well "IT" arrived late last night, "el modo" (as usual after we were in bed). As the hostess with sometimes the mostest, I threw some clothes on and drank a bottle of wine with them to celebrate them narrowly missing lots of cows and a calf with ADD! But they are here folks (I'm having a bit of trouble spelling or hitting the right keys). I was so glad they were safe if not sound. So we were up at dawn to catch the sunrise and they popped a bottle of champagn to celebrate their new piece of sand here. Well, it's only mid day but we are in a very good mood and are about to dawn or is it don? our bikinis. Sin vuerguenza lady gypsy has given this paparazzi permiso to cop a photo....so stay tuned you salivating nomads(and curious amigas) I shall try to post a pic mañana
We're off to enjoy the beach and warmer water and mrgypsy will get us a fish for dinner....hasta pronto amigos

shari. That's good news. They made it down safe and sound. Bet they have story to tell.

You KNOW I'LL be checking back often.

Giant squid clinging to the bikini? Shari, you gotta keep her away from the regulars at Guillermo's.

yep, we had a great swim yesterday to try to sober up a bit so we could do a beer run...water has really really heated up...maybe due to Gyspsy's new bikini sorry too busy for pics yet.

They really made good time. That was a long haul.

Come awn Shari. I'm old. I'm dirty. I'm single (explained by those first two) ... post up those pics!

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Originally posted by Pappy Jon Come awn Shari. I'm old. I'm dirty. I'm single (explained by those first two) ... post up those pics!

Pappy Jon...just because we are old, dirty, and single we should not beg...I would never do that...Sheri...Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Pl ease,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,Please,

Tease, tease, tease an: And make um squirm;

[Edited on 9-15-2007 by comitan]

ooops, what a tease.

she's a happy gypsy

canadian version of lady godiva

Thanks, Shari------------what a beautiful piece of property the "Gypsy's" have acquired, and it is good to see at least one of them enjoying it.

Shari: I'm assuming Gypsy's the one on the right????........

OK...dirty old man here...what a view...makes me weak...I can not believe it is a picture, best I have seen in a long while.
Shari...is this ocean view close to the property you posted before...

Had a couple of light frosts here in the high counry of North Idaho since the gypsies went south. Expect it's a tad cooler up their way.

yellowtail success

What a wonderful day yesterday...Juan & mr.gypsy brought home 3 nice yellowtail (threw the others back) after only an hour of fishing. So we spent the day eating sashimi, sushi and had baked YT for dinner which we shared with other nomads, amigos and all the animals. After a great swim and seaweed wrap we were treated to some fun mexican music by Juan and his amigo then headed out to the independance day festivities "El Grito". enjoy the photos!

ya never know what will wash up with the tide

Thanks for the report and pictures. Nice fish. There was a light frost this morning at our place, about 14 miles south of the "medicine line".

Sigh

Out with the picture of the Tipsy Gypsy, Gypsy!

Or I resurrect the photo from last year

You better stay where you are Elite is better than Select I think.

Well we are back in Canada and let me tell you we had an exciting and excellent trip!

Nothing exciting on our trip down, except for the fact that at 2:00 am I somehow got off the I-15 and wound up doing a 5 1/2 hour detour. Mr. Gypsy was not ammused!!

Got to the Tijuana border at 7:54 am on September 9th, and by 8:06 am, we had gotten our visa's and were on our way! Arrived at BOLA around 4:30, and set up our tent at Daggets, had a swim, a few drinks and sank into bed!

September 10th, we just lazed around, were far to tired, to do much more than sit on the beach, drink a few pacifico's and relax. We did manage to move our bodies back to the car, and book with Ricardo from Ricardo's Diving Tours to go out with the whale sharks the following day. Got some very pretty pictures in the moring.

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Huge Moth that landed in my drink!! I took it out and it dried out and flew away!

On September 11th, we did the Whale shark tour, it was amazing!!! Mr. Gypsy must have stayed in the water for days, watching them go by. They are so huge and beautiful, it was hard to believe we were in the water with them! Ricardo, also took us to a sea lion colony, and we snorkled with them for about an hour. They were so cute, and playful, I wanted to take some home with me. As we were leaving the sea lions we came across a pod of 5 fin whales. Talk about big, you couldn't even fit them all in a picture!!

Sealion!

On September 12, we broke camp, and Ricardo took us out diving. The diving was fantastic, I highly recomond Ricardo he is very professional, and follows PADI rules. After a day of diving, we took off for Shari and Juan's and to see our land!

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Beautiful view on the way to diving

Shari has posted the best pics of September 14 & 15, we hung out had a few drinks, and Juan took todd out fishing on the 15. I must say on on the 15 we had a few drinks!!

On September 16th, it was decided that the rash I had all over my body should be looked at. Shari being the hostess with the mostest took me to the doctor, they said it was a heat rash, filled a huge needle up with I don't know what, and proceded to stick me in the butt!! All was fine, I was a little shaky, thought that maybe they had given me to much, so Shari drove me home and I went to have a nap! Well an hour latter, I was shaking so bad and my heart was just racing. I was shaking so much Mr. Gypsy had to carry me out to the car, and Shari rushed me back to the hospital. I huge man helped me into the hospital, were it was decided that the amont of parting done the night before, plus the needle, had over toxified my body!! so they hooked me up to an IV and flushed out my system. The rash had gone down, but I still couldn't walk. It wasn't until the next morning that I was able to walk properly.

We got to meet the jdtrotters, and are sorry that we didn't get a chance to visit more, we were busy with our propery, going to the hospital and then the next day we were on our way to Mulege. Shari and Juan, thank you so much for your wonderful hospitality, as per usual it was wonderful!!!

Mr. Gypsy going for a ride!

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getting stuck as we left Assuncion!

Our view from our lot!

On September the 17 we made our way to Mulege, and stayed with our friends Maria and Mick, again, wonderful hospitality and great diving! Mick owns the dive shop in Mulege, so if you are in the area, call in and go for a dive! Mulege was so hot, there was no way we could camp, so Mick and Maria graciously let us stay at there house, and stay with them and there pets!

Mick took Mr. Gypsy for a dive on the 19 and he got some wonderful pictures. On the 20th, Mr Gypsy and I did a shore dive at Playa el Burro, and met a cute little kitty that I have named "Scuba Kitty" saddly when I tried to take him home, he wouldn't stay in the car, he ate our food, and left thus breaking my heart

We haven't transfered the Mulege diving pictures as of yet, but once we do I will post more.

We are sad to be home, and are eagerly planning our next trip!!

The first trip to the hospital cost me a bag of chips, a big pop, some cookies and some chocholates (they were having a feista outside the hospital), the second trip was free, but we insisted they take 200 pesos anyways. The were very kind and good to this old lady

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Originally posted by Bajagypsy The first trip to the hospital cost me a bag of chips, a big pop, some cookies and some chocholates (they were having a feista outside the hospital), the second trip was free, but we insisted they take 200 pesos anyways. The were very kind and good to this old lady

Did I hear somebody say that Canadians were "heat sensitive"? Can remember hearing about a group of Canadians that went into some sort of DT's/rash after being exposed to temps above 85 degrees for over 24 hrs.