We awake to the sound of a woodpecker tapping on the windshield. As I have coffee I realize the only bird I recognize is the mourning dove. Even the pelicans look different. We hear Spanish music and see a group of American/Canadian ladies working out with a Mexican instructor.
We continue south to Mulege, another oasis town. Here the spring creates a river that drains into the gulf. The town borders this river and again the streets are too narrow for us to drive so we park and walk. We are the only tourists in town. With all the bad news about Mexico and the poor economy, people just are not visiting this country. Peggy tries to help out by buying something from each shop. We hike up to an abandoned prison with a museum, but it's closed. We have supper at a patio restaurant where the whole family helps out. We take an RV site on the river called Hotel Custa Real.
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| Roadside Shrine, B.C.S., Mexico |
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| Town of Mulege, B.C.S., Mexico |
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| Shrimper off the beach at the town of Mulege, B.C.S., Mexico |
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| Bar and restaurant in the town of Mulege, B.C.S., Mexico |
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| Formal territorial prison in Mulege,B.C.S., Mexico |
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| Formal territorial prison in Mulege,B.C.S., Mexico |
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