We've signed up for the Canopy Tour again, since we had sooo much fun...however,Peter right now is all for sleeping in so he may not do it again.

I would like to go to Hacienda Las Moras so I've signed us up for that. I checked out their website, and it looks right up my alley http://www.lasmoras.com/

We are not doing anything in Cabo, partly because I didn't "get it" (I actually felt like it was my hometown of Zacapa, Guatemala that had been overtaken by Los Gringos :ohmy: :p ...nothing wrong with that, except that there are barrios in LA where you would get the same feel, if you know what I mean??) when we went in March (other than I found a great supermarket with a good tequila section and magazines in Spanish that I like to read!!) but our friend Tanya Moss the jewlery designer has a store there and we may stop in to say hello and do some light shopping. Of course, Los Arcos is spectacular and we will get a great view from the ship!

If folks are still interested in a Tequila 101 course, I would be happy to throw something together...that being said, I may need some volunteers to request the following tequilas in order to do a proper sampling:

Herradura Silver
Cazadores Reposado
Patron Anejo
Gran Centenario Anejo or Reposado
Don Julio Anejo or Reposado...I know for a fact this is what the Mariner has on board...maybe I can talk Erdy or Julio the bartenders I befriended in March to spare me some samples 8)

Anyway, anybody interested, let me know. If we can't round up the samples this way, I may have go do Bev and MOre to round up some small bottles 8)

ALA

Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends ~~M. Angelou~~