Croft's Wanderings

This Blog was created to chronicle our travels in Mexico but has since morphed into something else entirely. Our periodic Mexico travels are still in here but if that is why you came here, you will have to dig a little to get to it. Try searching the Blog Archive in the right hand column.

Monday, March 31, 2008

Rosa's Cantina

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Today I checked one more thing off my "Things To Do List"! We tracked down Rosa's Cantina from the famous Marty Robbins song...
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Sunday, March 30, 2008

Cattleman's Steakhouse Experience

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As everyone knows, Texans like everything BIG and their meals are no exception! Tonight we went with our friend Les to the Cattleman's...

El Paso's Mission Trail

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El Paso has a series of Missions dating back to 1620. Today we drove the "Mission Trail" with our friend Les. The Missions are q...

Essential Resourses for Mexico

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These four books are absolutely essential for touring Mexico as we did. First is the Church's "Traveler's Guide To Mexican Ca...
Saturday, March 29, 2008

What Did It Cost?

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I tracked all our expenses in Mexico. I did not include our costs from Canada to the Mexico/USA border, nor did I include vehicle maintenanc...
Friday, March 28, 2008

Monaco Coach (Wishful Thinking)

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We are looking at a 2006 30 foot Monaco Class A coach here in El Paso , Texas. It is in beautiful, "as new" shape, has only 9,90...
Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Welcome Back to the USA

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We crossed the border this morning back into the USA. The crossing was uneventful. The guard inspected our Passports and asked if we had fru...

Mexican Ambulances

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As we left the Migration Office at Kilometer 30 of Highway 45 after turning in our Temporary Vehicle Importation Hologramas and our Tourist ...
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Motorhome Repair Confusion

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When the Insurance Adjuster in San Miguel de Allende looked at the damage to the roof of the motorhome he told us that they would cover the ...

Museo de la Revolution Mexicana or, Pancho Villa’s Museum

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Today we visited Quinta Luz, the Museo de la Revolution here in the City of Chihuahua. Quinta Luz is the mansion Pancho Villa used as his...
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