Picture of Ajijic Malecon

The Canadian Club of Lake Chapala is going hi-tech. We are going to use plastic membership cards similar to a credit card.

Does anyone have a recent picture of the Ajijic Malecon (with water) that they are willing to donate to the cause?

PM me if you like or send me an email dpaterson3@gmail.com

Thanks

canadian club of lake "chapala" having a card printed with "ajijic" as background?

Apparently the Ajijic malecon is what says "Lake Chapala" to them, and it is their card.
Congratulations on going hi-tech.

The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala. Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

CanuckBob wrote:The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala.  Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

Is Chapala a City or Town?

Majority? Do the Majority of Canadians reside in Ajijic? Interesting... I never even considered it before....

I gotta move ta Ajijic.... 

CanuckBob wrote:The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala.  Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

Thanks Bob.

The shots we have of the Ajijic Malecon are not really representative of the area so we are going with an older shot of the Chapala Malecon which has a lot of life in it.

Thanks to everyone who sent pics but the deadline is today and I have to get on with the art work.

hockables wrote:

CanuckBob wrote:The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala.  Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

Is Chapala a City or Town?

Majority?  Do the Majority of Canadians reside in Ajijic?  Interesting... I never even considered it before....

I gotta move ta Ajijic.... 

Yep, I would think at least 5 times more any other burb and yep you shoulda moved to Ajijic......just ask Milena.....jaja.

now that dave has solved his card thing,how about we discuss the distribution of us canuckleheads on the north shore? mezcala to jocotepec? it's too small a sample to be relevant but how about a head count of board members for starters? i don't believe for one minute that the majority reside in ajijic proper.
by the way the canadian club does have it's meetings at the nueva posada-i fine setting.
i obviously live in the city of chapala.

DaveP wrote:...the Chapala Malecon which has a lot of life in it.

Ain't that the truth.

hockables wrote:

CanuckBob wrote:The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala.  Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

Is Chapala a City or Town?

Majority?  Do the Majority of Canadians reside in Ajijic?  Interesting... I never even considered it before....

I gotta move ta Ajijic.... 

Couldn't pay me enough to live in Ajijic Hocks........Thank GAWD we all make our own choices.......so when are you moving?    You having a moving party.....Just kidding   

Pedro wrote:now that dave has solved his card thing,how about we discuss the distribution of us canuckleheads on the north shore? mezcala to jocotepec? it's too small a sample to be relevant but how about a head count of board members for starters? i don't believe for one minute that the majority reside in ajijic proper.
by the way the canadian club does have it's meetings at the nueva posada-i fine setting.
i obviously live in the city of chapala.

Well first of all I believe that by a long shot, Ajijic (which includes West Ajijic) has far more NA expats (both US & Can) than any other town on the North Shore. So simple statistics would say that the split of the ex-pats in Ajijic would likely be at least 50/50, as it would be in the other towns with the exception of Chapala where I think more US ex-pats than Canadian ex-pats are (70/30). I have no numbers to prove anything other than I can easily see the number of gringos walking around Ajijic versus any of the other towns. It is vastly different.

Jim W wrote:

hockables wrote:

CanuckBob wrote:The term "Lake Chapala" refers to the lake and ALL the surrounding burbs INCLUDING the city of Chapala.  Since the majority of the ex-pat Canadians here live in one of the burbs called Ajijic it makes sense to use it as the backdrop. No?

Is Chapala a City or Town?

Majority?  Do the Majority of Canadians reside in Ajijic?  Interesting... I never even considered it before....

I gotta move ta Ajijic.... 

Couldn't pay me enough to live in  Ajijic Hocks........Thank GAWD we all make our own choices.......so when are you moving?        You having a moving party.....Just kidding      

It seems they can't pay you enough for CH either.......jajajaja.  

How's the heat up there in Phoenix?

Freaking hot...only supposed to hit 103 today:twisted:  ...I think about the same temp as Vicam.......
We just finished playing golf, making Idaho Russet twice baked potato, and a huge Fillet......USDA steak!

Anybody got a chopper to lift us over the blockade?

we had a cool front only 102 in my neck of the woods.

Idaho Russet twice baked potato? You´re killin´ me, Jim!  

78 and sunny in Seattle right now. We just got over a heat spell it hit 88 I think LOL.

Z

it was 108 today in Maricopa AZ...

It's 67 degrees right now in San Juan Cosala.

The coptor comes only if its going to be loaded up with 20 lb. bags of Russets.

and some Rhubarb.

SunFan