Crossing the border at Agua Prieta, across from Douglas, Arizona was the easiest crossing into Mexico from the U.S. we have made yet. The Tortas have been on an epic journey to California to attend the birth of our grandson and bringing Lisa’s mom Alice to live with us in Bacalar. The guards took one look at my white hair and packed truck and said, move along. Gracias a Dios. The ability to speak Spanish always helps.
Sunset south of Phoenix, AZ.
Immigration did not make us offload our truck which would have been a major inconvenience.
Packed to overflowing with “just one more thing”
There have been long days driving and we are so ready to be home in Bacalar. The odometer noted five thousand miles driven, a few days ago. We’ve been gone almost six weeks.
Looking south near Bisbee AZ
The mountains of Chihuahua have been beautiful. We have seen lots of Mexican terrain, but none of the culture, museums or people. Lisa and her mom have head colds. We have been pedal to the metal, hotel to hotel and getting lost following outdated maps. We’ll be home to our little house on Laguna Bacalar in a few days. Until next week, stay warm. Peace from DOS TORTAS.
the adventures of dos tortas 
You crossed at AP? Noooooooo!!! I live just in Naco, the easiest crossing on the planet. I would SO loved to have met you both. Oops. You three!
Next time, Tortas, next time.
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There is so much we would have liked to have done. So many people we missed seeing. Would love to meet you too. Maybe in Bacalar.
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Hugs, Darlings
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A ti también. 😘😘😘😘
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