24 Hours

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Around this time tomorrow we are scheduled to be lifted into the air on our journey home.

Meanwhile I submit a few photos from yesterday. The Zihua Festival was in progress but main musical events are in the evening. We could not stay for that so we caught a mere minor view of happenings.

There were unquestionably more people
around the Zihuatanejo Bay area. I had
to wait for a crowd to pass before
taking the above photo

 Another Welcom-to-the-Festival decoration.

Festive cats.

The cats weren't moving for anybody. There were also dogs around but the cats had no worries. The dogs were also flaked out, mid path, in profound siesta mode.

Samples
  
 It's not easy getting the pelican positioned
in just the right spot like that. 

A few other views of the area ...





And now to pack for our trip home. We are naturally concerned about leaving a country where incidents of a widespread virus are still quite rare to one where, in our locality alone, cases number in the teens. 

Still, home is home.



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