Follow us for Loreto updates: Twitter & Facebook. Submitted by Al Graichen It’s hard to believe that many of us celebrated the new year at our house and many more at La Mision and other venues in Loreto only 3 short weeks ago. The year is already going by too fast and I’m continuing to…
Submitted by Al Graichen It’s difficult to believe I’ve been in Loreto for a month already. Its not so difficult for Tanni as she has to go home this weekend while I get another month to enjoy chasing contractors that are repairing our house. Ah, the joys of long distance home ownership. With any luck…
From the Paella contest in Loreto. A great time was had by all. Perfect weather. Perfect food. Perfect friends.
Submitted by Loni Kao Stark. Part 2 of the interview with Loreto Presidente / Mayor Yuan Yee.
Submitted by Al Graichen. It’s hard to believe this is day 1 of 2010. Just a few years ago Loreto Bay was not even a destination we considered traveling to, let alone a place to build a house and live part of the year. For many of us, I suppose the same is true, but…
Submitted by Al Graichen Many of the “kids” in for Christmas were seen off at the Loreto airport yesterday afternoon. As both Vista del Mar and Del Borracho were closed, the Porto Bella restaurant at the airport looked like an average day in LAX or SFO – full of people. Pedro was very pleased to…
Del Borracho serves up a mean burger & fries, right in the middle of the desert outside Loreto. All the better with live, rocking music. Their breakfasts are also hearty, delicious. What do you think? Best burger in town… or others you like?
Submitted by Jane Lurie. We were expecting to drive 5 hours when we left San Ignacio heading for Loreto. Instead we were here in 3 hr 45 minutes. We passed by Santa Rosalia and Mulege, two towns that had been severely affected by the latest hurricane, but we didn’t stop. We were ready to be…
Submitted by Al Graichen. Whew, day one of 60 or so in Loreto. It’s good to be back, but I’m still getting used to the changes we’ve made to the Holiday Season. The day started great; about 68 in early morning rising to almost 80 at the peak and dropping to 70 by 8:00 for…
Submitted by Jane Lurie. We have finally made it back to Loreto after a 6 month absence. We drove down with our Honda CRV packed like a stuff bag, with two folding chairs, a roll of screening material, a rug and a roll of tulle on the roof….not quite the Clampetts (AKA the Jacksons) but…
