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For now the beach itself might be the only possible means of ingress and egress for anyone with an appropriate 4x4.

You need a resupply airdrop.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/gunmen-assassinate-five-police-officers-in-guaymas/

Before the bridge was built, we had to ride the railroad tracks to cross when flooded. Glad that that trains were few and far between.

I was just told by a local contractor that he drove down the Caborca road and tried the Mayan Palace road today but that the road between Luna Blanca and Playa Dorado was like a lake and impassable.

Right, 2-3’ of water is one thing while the other is whether all of the 200-300 yards of road is still there under the muddy water. No choice but to hunker down for now

Yes, this was my concern after hearing of the Playa Encanto road being blocked for the same reason. It happened exactly the same way after a previous heavy storm also. Thanks for the update though. I wonder if the Mayan would allow ingress and egress to Miramar/Dorado through their gate if in...

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Is the Mayan/Miramar/Dorado road open and passable from kilometer post 22 on the Caborca Hwy?

Seriously good advice even for people with off-road experience This road is solid caliche when dry and like grease when wet.

Yes indeed, there are many US investors in Mexican, restricted zone, real estate who are in for a shock when they try to sell it even after having been properly, previously advised of the correct legal process.

Very informative, Roberto if not downright scary. Thanks.

My beachfront neighbor keeps two 55 gallon water barrels full just from rooftop condensation using gutters, no power, no machinery, just gravity.

Good try, Jerry!

For the purpose of returning to the US from Mexico, an expired US passport is still definitive proof of US citizenship but would not be valid for travel to other countries which require a valid passport.

Unfortunately, older people especially are usually very vulnerable and no match for the hustlers and con men and many have their life’s savings wiped out. This appears to be on the increase for the “baby boomers”and is always very sad to see.

I still remember the seventies when US and Canadians were ecstatic about the high interest rates they were receiving on their Mexican bank, dollar accounts, only to discover that when a particularly severe peso crunch came along their only option was to take withdrawals in pesos. Many nest eggs...

A wake up call for anyone who still has deposits in the Mexican Banking system.

https://www.aclu.org/blog/immigrants-rights/ice-and-border-patrol-abuses/state-judge-finds-new-hampshire-border-patrol

On the other hand the dolphins are doing well.