Ladies! Our very first group trip is LIVE! We are going to Ajijic, Mexico and you are welcome to join us, check this link for more information: m1a74j.ff86.fdske.com/ec/gAAAAABmKqj02H0ySTjoDS_HDYWq5raa4n2llVzGctb7AJgXyE07M_civXuk7Zb5P25upJ2gS0GpGWDMQrRzPq3xBdiHIlcQU9VqZEQC8nvyn1w2mPW9jgWVDQctNfLSYqkT4jbXeTiVo5s3-hpacglMPmVZtLMU-VwfiZ5wLiPVMABHJ0rMioYxK7ekQc1Hx0BvUl8AYXuBr4QINTAtkFux9ePyWExkgzm7zcM1f27CxY850hMaMuFZXyG2u56Gm0zDUjP4rT5gveEtwK3iCk2MizbhNDopfs4HfXctTJx1RPf9eZZMsrauFk5q7kUqvRQcOHxprdYeN2kPBx0Kp6bGPCYExqyWrGfqvVhS0eeRKR602ZOJvqcCfFMedcbPUT6fZxJ_dwLVI43tSY308jwJ8GOmrpNGud41q1c6FGd0PfrQ7rBfvPkpHKJT6rDogUq_-Zhr-_vG
You guys look fantastic for 63, Vancouver proud but living in Ontario. One day I definitely like to live there. I was thinking of playa car or Merida. Please feel free to give me your opinion on thoselocations 🇨🇦
I love the walkability of PV. I don't want a car when I retire. I'm interested in checking out Lake Chapala. Would you say it's walkable to essentials or I would need a car?
It really would depend on where you live in Chapala but over all its a small town, so I’d say it’s easy to find a place to live that’s walking distance to everything.
You really don't need a car in Mexico, but I love having my car when I'm in P.V. so I can take day trips and have the freedom to go where I want when I want.
Everyone is welcome to Mexico just as long they don’t change our culture and traditions and they need to keep in mind that noise and music is 24/7 and loud so if you want your silence Mexico isn’t for you , now another thing you need to tell your audience that obviously it’s cheaper here in Mexico for any foreigner but it’s unfair for locals because these same foreigners are making it hard for locals to buy or rent and they are being pushed out because they can’t afford so then only foreigners are the ones that can afford it also thecost of food for locals is getting expensive , so that’s why Many locals are very unhappy specially in Merida, Oaxaca, San Miguel de Allende , and many foreigners don’t even make an effort to speak Spanish so please when you are encouraging people to retire here please comment this situation because we are getting tired of this situation
You just showed the three most expensive places to live, lol 😂😂. That basket of produce would cost way more than that in Ajijic or San Miguel de Allende. It’s not that cheap anymore. If someone wanted to live more inexpensively, they would learn Spanish and not live in those expat enclaves.
