There many cool things about Catemaco, one of the cooliest, especially on a hot day, are the beautiful waterfalls around this area. Most allow swimming at the foot of the falls.
Published on March 12, 2012
Support Gar Williams’s writing on this blog:
There many cool things about Catemaco, one of the cooliest, especially on a hot day, are the beautiful waterfalls around this area. Most allow swimming at the foot of the falls.
SUPPORT
The only way I can continue my travels and publishing this blog is by generous contributions from readers. If you can, please subscribe for just $5 per month:NEWSLETTER
Filed under:
Mexico
About the Author: Gar Williams
Gar Williams liquidated his former life, sold all his possessions that wouldn’t fit into a 46 liter backpack, and left it all behind at age 63. He is now traveling the world, and, in his words, is finally doing what he wants to do. Gar stops by at VagabondJourney.com from time to time to offer his wisdom and advice on the Senior Vagabond series. Gar Williams has written 65 posts on Vagabond Journey. Contact the author.
Support Gar Williams’s writing on this blog:
Gar Williams is currently in: Ecuador
Comments on this entry are closed.
-
March 12, 2012, 3:22 pm Link
-
March 12, 2012, 3:26 pm
LinkI know what you mean. Someone (Twain?) once said, “We expect climate but what we always get is weather.”
-
-
April 4, 2012, 5:50 am
Linkso when are you coming home before Australia??? are you here now??? no blog posts since 3-12-12?
Will you come into LR? Hope so would love to see you, do lunch, do a meeting, SOMETHING!-
Link
Hi Dana,
Great to hear from you. I will be flying into LR on April 12th. I will be there for a couple of weeks and then head out to Australia for a month. Then back to LR for a week. Then back to Mexico for a while.
-
Next post: Vagabond Journey Editor Working on Book
Previous post: Freaking Out in Catemaco
Ed, that would be very special to me if we hadn’t had so much rain in the past few weeks….. Eastern Australia has escaped drought with a THUMP!!! but over on the other side of the ranges inland it takes a good while for the water to drift downstream. ROB