By Brooke Gazer for The Eye Magazine There are good reasons why bananas are the most popular fruit on the planet. Bananas are the world’s s fourth richest dietary staple,…
Brooke Gazer
Brooke Gazer
Brook was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, but caught the travel bug early. In 2001 she and her husband opened Agua Azul la Villa (http://www.bbaguaazul.com/), a six-room bed and breakfast. You can read Brooke's blog here: https://www.brookegazer.com/. She also writes for The Eye (https://theeyehuatulco.com/), a regional English magazine in Mexico.
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By Brooke Gazer for The Eye Magazine Personally, I can’t imagine a world without chocolate, but before Cortez conquered Mexico it did not exist in Europe. In fact, it was…
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By Brooke Gazer for The Eye Magazine Huatulco’s twenty-first annual fishing tournament held in May 2019 gets bigger and better each year. A mere 80 fishermen entered the inaugural event…
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By Brooke Gazer for The Eye Magazine Traditional medicine has been around for centuries. In recent years there has been a resurgence of interest in this area. Tierra Ventura Eco…
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A lot of people who have bought property in Huatulco simply came on vacation and fell in love with the place… and for good reason. My husband and I actually…
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Most people arrive in Huatulco by air and some by bus or car. A select few choose a slower, less direct approach, walking “El Camino Copalita” (The Copalita Trail). Long…
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Huatulco has the distinction of being home to the only archeological site open to the public on the entire Pacific coast of Mexico. Although it is impossible to determine who…
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Having had Permanent Resident status in Mexico for several years, my husband and I decided to become citizens. This involves a lot of paperwork and the Secretariat of External Relations,…
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We left Canada in February of 1999, spending five months living like gipsies, exploring every beach on Mexico’s Pacific coast. We were looking for the perfect place to open a…
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Before moving to Mexico, Larry was an assistant wine maker in Sonoma County, Russian River appellation. Many of the people he worked with were Hispanic as were, over half his…