It was a warm sunny day.  We drove from Sidewinder Road where we were boondocking with other Rvers near Yuma, Az (0n the California side).  Parked at the Quechen Indian parking lot for $5 and walked over the border into Algodones, Mexico .  We went with friends Jim and Linda Mossman.
 This is the town of Algondones with its narrow, bumpy streets and crowded storefronts.
This is the town of Algondones with its narrow, bumpy streets and crowded storefronts.                                            
 We ate lunch in a courtyard surrounded by shops and cantinas. Our lunches were delicious and the cost was about $7 US for each of us.
     We ate lunch in a courtyard surrounded by shops and cantinas. Our lunches were delicious and the cost was about $7 US for each of us.  

 This is the town of Algondones with its narrow, bumpy streets and crowded storefronts.
This is the town of Algondones with its narrow, bumpy streets and crowded storefronts.                                            
 We ate lunch in a courtyard surrounded by shops and cantinas. Our lunches were delicious and the cost was about $7 US for each of us.
     We ate lunch in a courtyard surrounded by shops and cantinas. Our lunches were delicious and the cost was about $7 US for each of us.  A craftsman at work in the town square.

 The line at customs to get back across to the U.S. was short, only about a 30 minute wait.  Viva! Mexico!
The line at customs to get back across to the U.S. was short, only about a 30 minute wait.  Viva! Mexico!

 
 






