Living in Mexico and Learning to Speak Spanish: Tales & How-to Tips

The purpose of this blog is to provide information about Mexico -- mostly through my husband's and my day-to-day experiences of living in Mexico, specifically in San Juan Cosala, Jalisco, by Lake Chapala near Ajijic. I write for people who might live or retire in Mexico, for expats or travelers currently in Mexico, and for Mexicans. I write about how to learn to speak Spanish, why it's important, and how to get started. For more, visit my website www.mexico-with-heart.com as well! -- Rosana Hart

 

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Las Brisas de Chapala: 2

Here are a few more pictures from Las Brisas de Chapala. The first two show a couple of For Sale signs:




There are maybe half a dozen horses that graze on the unbuilt lots and roam freely. Some of the people in Las Brisas feed them. By the way, Tormenta (the name of the street) means 'storm.'


I took this picture out of my bedroom window. There are a lot more cattle than horses here.
I meant to get more photos of some of the lovely homes in this area, but now Kelly and I are back home. Las Brisas de Chapala is a nice place, very quiet, with friendly people. It wouldn't be my cup of tea long term because you really do need a car to go anywhere and I don't care for that. But I'm glad to have had my time there!

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