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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By Tommy Clarkson on the April 2021 Edition Hybrid Glory Bower Vine Clerodendrum x speciosum Family: Lamiaceae Also known as: Clerodendrom Vine (Before we go one word further, if you’ve read – and remember what I wrote – about the Bleeding Heart (Clerodendrom thomsoniae) in volume I of this series, you already know over 90% of […]
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By Dan and Lisa Goy on the April 2021 Edition Totonaka RV Park (San Carlos) & Hotel Playa de Cortés (Guaymas) Baja Amigos RV tours have relied on both the Totonaka RV Park and the RV park located at the Hotel Playa de Cortés for many years, although they are two very different places, only 30 […]
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By Señior Tech on the April 2021 Edition Do you remember a time when you needed to go to a library or reference book to get information? When my wife and I got our first iPhones, I would tease her and say “if only there was a way to find out”, then checked Google and did […]
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By Kirby Vickery on the April 2021 Edition During the days of the Creation the Oocho’, better known to-day as the Fox that looked quite a bit different than he does today. His shape was a lot like a weasel’s, and he had a weasel’ s tail, which was rather short and skimpy with no distinction […]
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By John Chalmers on the April 2021 Edition Have you ever wondered where all the stones come from that are used to make the wonderful cobblestone roads of México? What you may not know is that most of the cobblestones to-day are not mined, not found in pits like gravel, and not collected from beaches. For […]
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By Tommy Clarkson on the March 2021 Edition Physic Nut Jatropha integerrima – or, possibly, J. pastada or J. coccinea Family Euphorbiaceae Also known as Nettlespurge or Rose-flowered Jatropha Ever in search of new species of tropical or semi-tropical plants that will complement the others in our gardens, I was recently delighted to come upon this […]
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By Tommy Clarkson on the March 2021 Edition Mexican Sunflower Tithonia rotundifolia Family Asteraceae Also known as Goldflower of the Incas, Red Sunflower or Mexican Marigold (Inasmuch as most of my regular readers and garden visitors know that, in fact, I was just an old Midwest US kid who enjoys rootin’ in the dirt, I’m […]
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