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And we proved it yesterday when we bought a package of 50 corn tortilla for $6.95!! We actually had gone to a Mexican grocery store here in Saskatoon and they even have fresh corn tortillas. But those are 6 for $2.95! You can't afford to eat like a Mexican while in Canada.
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- Boondocking Night #14...peace And Quiet
Not a very long drive yesterday, our last full day before crossing the border into Mexico. We stopped in the town of Carrizo Springs at the H.E.B store to see if there were any other things we should pick up. H.E.B (not pronounced Heb!) is a major grocery...
- A Dangerous Journey
With the recent strength in the U.S. dollar, there is even more reason for Mexican people to want to work in the United States. We personally know two young Mexican men in their twenties who have made the dangerous, expensive, and illegal journey north...
- We Feasted Like Kings!
The day began with Chris and Juan making a common Mexican breakfast for everyone. Huevos rancheros! Eggs served on tortillas with refried beans and potatoes and salsa. What a great start to the day! Click here to read more......
- No Rv Show For Me Today
I was up early enough to take in some of the RV show before it got too hot, but decided I wasn't interested. As I mentioned, I have no desire to look at big, feature-laden RV's - more than I want or need and certainly more than I can afford. I...
- Countdown!
One more wake-up and then Ara and I are on the way to camping for a week at Sly Park in the foothills of the Sierra. Today was the gathering-of-the-food day, and started with an early morning trip with Jeannie and Ara to the Farmers' Market in downtown...
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We're not in Mexico anymore!
And we proved it yesterday when we bought a package of 50 corn tortilla for $6.95!! We actually had gone to a Mexican grocery store here in Saskatoon and they even have fresh corn tortillas. But those are 6 for $2.95! You can't afford to eat like a Mexican while in Canada.
Click here to read more...
- Boondocking Night #14...peace And Quiet
Not a very long drive yesterday, our last full day before crossing the border into Mexico. We stopped in the town of Carrizo Springs at the H.E.B store to see if there were any other things we should pick up. H.E.B (not pronounced Heb!) is a major grocery...
- A Dangerous Journey
With the recent strength in the U.S. dollar, there is even more reason for Mexican people to want to work in the United States. We personally know two young Mexican men in their twenties who have made the dangerous, expensive, and illegal journey north...
- We Feasted Like Kings!
The day began with Chris and Juan making a common Mexican breakfast for everyone. Huevos rancheros! Eggs served on tortillas with refried beans and potatoes and salsa. What a great start to the day! Click here to read more......
- No Rv Show For Me Today
I was up early enough to take in some of the RV show before it got too hot, but decided I wasn't interested. As I mentioned, I have no desire to look at big, feature-laden RV's - more than I want or need and certainly more than I can afford. I...
- Countdown!
One more wake-up and then Ara and I are on the way to camping for a week at Sly Park in the foothills of the Sierra. Today was the gathering-of-the-food day, and started with an early morning trip with Jeannie and Ara to the Farmers' Market in downtown...