Anyone remember Bob and Liz?

They moved to the Coast and I stayed in touch on Yahoo... till I couldn't get into my account. Anyone remember them? If I could remember which town...I know it's mainly a fishing area... I could probably track them down.

Just remembered the town. San Carlos. Still haven't been able to find them

I remember them. They lived in San Francisco in the ‘60’s. I wondered about them too. They seem to have just suddenly disappeared. I hope all is well.

kipissippi wrote:Just remembered the town. San Carlos.   Still haven't been able to find them

As far as I know they are still there.  She posts occasionally so you might try sending her a pm through the forum.
Didn´t they live on the south shore, somewhere, when they were in this area?

I knew it had been awhile but I had no idea how long. If you PM through the board and they’re still using the same email they registered with they will get notified.

Found them!
Joined a San Carlos board. Where there's a will there's a way!!

Tell them they’re missed here.

Will do.

What is that actually to do in San Carlos for full timers... after the first week or two?

RickS wrote:What is that actually to do in San Carlos for full timers... after the first week or two?

 

It´s great place for boat and beach people…...sailing, fishing, diving, swimming, that kind of stuff.

You could ask the same question about La Manzanilla, Sayulita, Guayabitos, and endless other small beach communities.
Not for me, but those locations has their adherents.

slainte39 wrote:

RickS wrote:What is that actually to do in San Carlos for full timers... after the first week or two?

 

It´s great place for boat and beach people…...sailing, fishing, diving, swimming, that kind of stuff.

You could ask the same question about La Manzanilla, Sayulita, Guayabitos, and endless other small beach communities.
Not for me, but those locations has their adherents.

We kept a place on Isla Mujeres across from Cancun...the Carribean is beautiful, sand, surf, fishing....
It took a couple of years for us to come to the rationalisation .... It really is an Island :)

RickS wrote:What is that actually to do in San Carlos for full timers... after the first week or two?

This sounds like a rhetorical question, but in case it isn't, this link might provide you with more information on San Carlos.

http://whatsupsancarlos.com

It is, of course right next to Guaymas which has a rough population of 135,000 people so I think one can find quite a few things to do in the area should one be inclined.

Had a place in San Carlos for 4 years, was great in the winter. but come may and on the heat and humidity was just to much