By Teresa Quizoz from the April 2010 Edition Ingredients 1 lb large shrimps, peeled and butterflied with tail shell left on Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 1/4 cup fresh lime juice 1/3 cup light olive oil 1 medium white onion, finely sliced 2 medium tomatoes, broiled or tomate verde (tomatillos) 4 chipotle chiles […]
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By Terry Sovil from the April 2010 Edition Fascination with green iguanas is common among residents and visitors to Manzanillo. They are fun to watch and very beautiful in their coloring. They range from southern Brazil to Mexico, the Caribbean Islands, Hawaii and even feral populations in South Florida where they are regarded as an […]
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By Jim Evans from the April 2010 Edition Awhile back..it was a typical Sunday afternoon in 1964 at the Grog Shop, a piano bar style watering hole, on Kalakaua Blvd in the heart of Waikiki… Ted, the piano player was as usual holding court and the regulars were awash in good spirits. An eclectic mixture […]
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By Terry Sovil from the April 2010 Edition A very small little gem tucked away 1 block off the Blvd in Centro Santiago. They feature Carnes y Mariscos, mixed drinks (pina colada, margaritas, vampiros) plus beer, michiladas and soft drinks. If you know Martitas, go one more block heading towards Las Hadas/Las Brisas, take a […]
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By Howard Platt from the April 2010 Edition Often in the morning a stream of dark coloured birds will flow across the bay, a hundred feet or so above the water. The stream is not very wide, but there may be hundreds of birds moving from roosting to feeding grounds. They are neotropic cormorants and […]
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By Tommy Clarkson from the April 2010 Edition Be he merely literarily gifted or his books the result of focused and well researched work, the writings of Ralph Peters are thoroughly enjoyable and highly thought provoking. His latest, “The War After Armageddon” is certainly no exception. It, like “Atlas Shrugged” – the most classic of […]
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By Diana Stevens from the April 2010 Edition This is the third of a series of articles on how you can help the coexistence of humans and animals in our adopted city. Read about each group, investigate what catches your fancy and decide where you fit in. This original animal group in Manzanillo is a […]
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In this issue: Conservation Manzanillo Recycling Manzanillo – Diana Stevens Pacific Gyre – Terry Sovil Living in Manzanillo Personality of the Month – Hugo – Terry Sovil PATA – Diana Stevens PATA Poker Tournament – Jim Evans Nature Walk Planting Roots – Tommy Clarkson Birds – MOTMOT – Howard Platt Bravery – Jim Evans Living […]
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