Hacienda Contreras, Valle de Juarez

We drove along “country roads” to get to Hacienda Contreras, which means the roads are not as well maintained and have lots of trucks hauling  tomatoes, tomatillos, sugar cane and even radishes moving slowly along them.

We drove along the south west corner of Lake Chapala which is one of the most popular areas for American and Canadian’s to live.  It is a very large lake.

Euri heading to the top of the world! 

heading down the other side...

We drove into the RV park around 3 o’clock and quickly got settled.  It was a lovely hot temperature around 31 or 32 but with being at 6500 feet in altitude it cools off quite quickly.

At 7 am when Jazzy woke me up demanding food, it was a chilly 3 degrees outside but by 9:30 it was already in the 20’s.

Sunny at home for the next few weeks!

a new patio being built

views from our front window

Jazzy looking relieved that we finally stopped!

We are stopping here for a couple of weeks to a month, so I will not be posting daily but I will be checking our emails.

Hasta luega!