Dinner and drinks in La Bocana. Good dinner. Nice visit with Les and Blanca. Nice "quick" chat with the folks from Loreto that were staying in
the cabanas.willardguy - 3-5-2016 at 08:47 PM
grab a couple cans of smoked yellowtail from the cannery while you were up there?unbob - 3-6-2016 at 07:45 AM
grab a couple cans of smoked yellowtail from the cannery while you were up there?
yellowtail = jurel -
correcto? I love that jurel ahumado!
I've searched high and low up norte for progresso smoked yellowtail and finally found a TJ 6th street fish market that sells it, course if you happen
to be in la bocana you can also load up on their bonito jerky! good stuff!
[Edited on 3-6-2016 by willardguy]WideAngleWandering - 3-6-2016 at 07:17 PM
chit, I just blew through la Bocana and had no idea. That's on the list for next time for sure.
[Edited on 2016-3-7 by WideAngleWandering]BajaBlanca - 3-6-2016 at 07:52 PM
you did WHAT?
oh oh oh so sorry to hear that! we are here! even if you stay at the cabaņas, come and visit us!WideAngleWandering - 3-7-2016 at 06:10 AM
I know, its terrible. We got off to a late start and spent too much time on the beaches between there and Asuncion so we made a (bad) decision to keep
on truckin. Next time for sure.unbob - 3-9-2016 at 07:58 PM
Hola Blanca! No, we haven't met. I spend the winter in La Ventana and have
never stopped at your place.
I'm always a bit confused when La Bocana is mentioned here since there are two - one north and the other south. Is it generally assumed that "your" LB
is "the" LB? BajaBlanca - 3-9-2016 at 08:30 PM
it is very confusing to have 2 la bocanas. we know something is definitely off when we have a reservation email that says that they will arrive
early after leaving san diego at 8 am.
And so it is in Mexico - many, many towns with the same name. My
"favorite" example is 'San Carlos' - they're everywhere!BajaBlanca - 3-10-2016 at 08:18 AM
you know what? we had a very hard time on the mainland with this confusion of names
to GPS a name, you must have the full name of the town or, as we discovered after 5 hours, you end up in the wrong town....we were going to San
Miguel de Allende from Mexico City and literally drove in circles for about 5 hours. Not too much fun except we ended up in a restaurant which we
would never have seen, that served some local food that was exotic and delicious.
