San Antonio is a small town about 10 minutes west of Chapala. For those of you who want to experience the Mexican way of life, this would be a good place to live. And you would still be close to your Gringo friends in Ajijic. You would also be within walking distance of Walmart.
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| This is one of the main streets in San Antonio. It leads to the Malecon at Lake Chapala. |
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| The Malecon. The mountains show that we are in the dry season. |
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| This is a night club in San Antonio. We meet friends here for dinner and dancing. |
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| And of course the Church. |
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| All towns and cities have Plazas. This is one of the smallest you will see. It still is charming. |
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| If you lived in San Antonio, this is where you would buy your trees, plants and ground cover. |
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| Most Gringos have P.O. boxes. Ours is located in San Antonio. |
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| This small grocery store is where we go to buy American stuff that the Mexican grocery stores don't carry. |
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| I am sharing a couple of Christmas pictures taken while I was in San Diego. Me, Debbi and my father- in- law Chuck. |
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| My grandson Cole. What do you think his favorite present is? |
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