Acrobatics

Wish I knew the tribe and the name for this display of high flying acrobatics. We sat entranced as the sun went down over the Pacific Ocean and these young men dangled at least three stories above the ground; hanging by their feet.

To get to this Puerto Vallarta landmark, it's the sea horse on the malecon. Vallarta was relatively isolated until 1969. Then the first paved highway gave it access to the rest of Mexico. The Sea Horse is a downtown landmark.

Señor Mister Pepe's

http://srmisterpepes.com/

I will be adding a video to this that will add to the nature of these photos!

Our trip to Senor Pepe's took a circuitous route throughout Puerta Vallarta, since we had no idea where this recommended dining was located. After a length of time tracking down leads, and roaming the back streets and alley's, a police car finally stopped us and asked what we were doing. Upon hearing of our dilema they then escorted us (with patrol lights flashing) to the restaurant. But...it doesn't end just with that escapade. It turns out the restaurant is located on the balcony of someone's home. They get out of their pajamas to take our orders, and make the evening a marvelous story! I've included a map in case there are any other brave souls who would like a wonderful dining experience, and the website!!!