Just a ways down highway 1 from Ensenada, the hot springs book mentioned Uruapan Hot Springs. We followed the plywood signs towards “agua caliente” through the fields and arroyos. We found a full parking lot and slid into a shady spot. As we approached, we quickly realized that this was NOT the kind of hot … More Beaches, valleys and mountains…
Ensenada has demonstrated a different style of cultural blending than we have seen in other Mexican cities we are familiar with. Living in Bahia de Kino and spending time in nearby Hermosillo showed us that the Americans lived in different neighborhoods, shopped at different stores and did their best to develop parts of the town … More We have been here 5 days….
The Russian Valley was settled by the “Milk Drinkers” who came here from Russia to escape persecution. They found a fertile valley with a stream and hot springs. They terraced the hills and planted crops and then when the Mexican Revolution changed the governmental land freedoms and practices, they left for the USA. The valley … More The Russian “milk drinkers” valley; where they make wine!