By Ken Waldie on the May 2021 Edition It was a dark and snowy night. I arose early, the cold biting my skin. Looking out the window, I could see snowflakes swirling in the wind. It had been snowing all yesterday, building a white blanket that would need clearing before the trek could begin. Dressing for […]
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By Tommy Clarkson on the May 2021 Edition Jade Vine, Strongylodon macrobotrys Family: Leguminosae Also known as: Emerald Creeper, Emerald Vine, Turquoise Jade Vine or Cascada de Jade There is only one plant my Patty has ever asked that we include in our gardens. This is it, the Jade Vine, endangered in the wild and somewhat […]
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By Dan and Lisa Goy on the May 2021 Edition Baja California “Baja California is a unique recreational Paradise-in-the Sun, dominated by its 2,000 mile coastline. It pampers the jet set in its cities, hotels and resorts without the high-rise, high-tension setting common in other resort areas. Those craving outdoor adventures find a largely undeveloped, beautiful […]
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By Kirby Vickery on the May 2021 Edition The Manzanillo Sun Magazine was created by a wonderful lady by the name of Freda Rumford for her son and herself for something to do. When I married Freda, she found out that I liked to write and asked if I would ‘do’ an article for the Sun. […]
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By Kirby Vickery on the May 2021 Edition In my opinion, the world kind of paints the Aztecs as a Johnny-Come-Lately Mesoamerican warrior race. I suppose they were to some degree. They were very gifted in battle because they had the finest warriors for one primary reason. I believe that reason was their belief and practice […]
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By Terry Sovil on the May 2021 Edition I remember back to the original organization meetings for a local magazine. Freda A. Rumford plus many others gathered to write various articles. I still have my copy of 2009/2010 Edition of “Shopping in Mexico”. It was some list of basic food translations, emergency and referral numbers for […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall on the May 2021 Edition It has been such a pleasure to share life’s adventures while living in Manzanillo and writing for the Manzanillo Sun for roughly 12 years. They say time flies when you are having fun, and indeed it really does. With my husband, Allan Yanitski, our years in Mexico […]
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By John Chalmers on the May 2021 Edition John Chalmers is a retired educator who has been doing writing and photography for publication all his adult life, and is widely published in Canada and the United States. Since August 2014, he has contributed over 20 cover photos to the Manzanillo Sun, as well as dozens of […]
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By Dana Parkinson on the May 2021 Edition Here we are at a new milestone in the history of the Manzanillo Sun. I took over the magazine in 2016 after Freda Rumford and Ian Rumford had created this community and publication back in 2009. Big shoes to fill, indeed! Since 2016, it has been my great […]
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