Forum dead

I think this top has been covered.

wolfe10 wrote:

Bird Freak wrote:

qtla9111 wrote:

Bird Freak wrote:

I do have to admit I could not care less about Mexico but know a few here do.

Isn't that a bit sarcastic? Sure, I could pass this by, but this has always been one of the problems. Lack of respect for the foreigners who have/had participated in the forum.

We had some good Mexican rvers who gave excellent advice regarding travel and culture, how to act and how to do things. They all left.

Imagine if I were to say the same about your country?

(And then again, maybe some think I am a troublemaker as well). ;)

No, I am not being sarcastic by saying that. I have no interest in camping in Mexico at all. Don't try to read something into it that isn't there. This is exactly what is killing this forum.

Not sure I understand.

If you have no interest in something, why post at all.

The same as if you have a Class C and to make a post on the Class A forum that you have no interest in a Class A???

That does not add to the "information base".

Wolfe, In the OP it was stated it was dying from a lack of intrest in Mexico. I was agreeing with post. Am I not allowed to do that?

Bird Freak wrote:

qtla9111 wrote:

Bird Freak wrote:

I do have to admit I could not care less about Mexico but know a few here do.

Isn't that a bit sarcastic? Sure, I could pass this by, but this has always been one of the problems. Lack of respect for the foreigners who have/had participated in the forum.

We had some good Mexican rvers who gave excellent advice regarding travel and culture, how to act and how to do things. They all left.

Imagine if I were to say the same about your country?

(And then again, maybe some think I am a troublemaker as well). ;)

No, I am not being sarcastic by saying that. I have no interest in camping in Mexico at all. Don't try to read something into it that isn't there. This is exactly what is killing this forum.

Not sure I understand.

If you have no interest in something, why post at all.

The same as if you have a Class C and to make a post on the Class A forum that you have no interest in a Class A???

That does not add to the "information base".

qtla9111 wrote:

Bird Freak wrote:

I do have to admit I could not care less about Mexico but know a few here do.

Isn't that a bit sarcastic? Sure, I could pass this by, but this has always been one of the problems. Lack of respect for the foreigners who have/had participated in the forum.

We had some good Mexican rvers who gave excellent advice regarding travel and culture, how to act and how to do things. They all left.

Imagine if I were to say the same about your country?

(And then again, maybe some think I am a troublemaker as well). ;)

No, I am not being sarcastic by saying that. I have no interest in camping in Mexico at all. Don't try to read something into it that isn't there. This is exactly what is killing this forum.

I admit to be a lurker on this site. We had 4 great winters RVing in Mexico when the RV parks were full of US and Canadian RVs, I remember parks like Playa Amor and Villas Onac being full. I even met a member of our Canadian parliament who was crossing at Nogales one winter and we met the Churches in Huatabambimpo! After the violence of 2010 where a fellow Canadian was shot at an RV park in Maz, the blockades and the travel warnings and subsequent travel medical insurance limitations we've stayed in the US over the winters, and I expect many RVers have done the same. It will be difficult for us to return as I haul with an HD pick up that seems now is not allowed there. Just my reasoning as to why the Forum is quiet!

Bird Freak wrote:

I do have to admit I could not care less about Mexico but know a few here do.

Isn't that a bit sarcastic? Sure, I could pass this by, but this has always been one of the problems. Lack of respect for the foreigners who have/had participated in the forum.

We had some good Mexican rvers who gave excellent advice regarding travel and culture, how to act and how to do things. They all left.

Imagine if I were to say the same about your country?

(And then again, maybe some think I am a troublemaker as well). ;)

Back when I joined in 2004 it was normal to see 16 or more pages in the active list or just in motorhomes. Now You may see 6 active pages.
few members are left and there are to many sarcastic replies to make new folks want to stay.
I do have to admit I could not care less about Mexico but know a few here do.

We missed out on our last chance to enjoy the place we had been used to driving 1200 miles into Mexico for, you might know the area, of Tenacatita, on your way to Manzanill0, if you go all the way on 200, to get to Zihaut (I would surmise that many would avoid the northern stretch to Lazaro Cardenas, one of the most scenic roads to be found anywhere - due to security reasons.) But Tenacatita was evacuated, the beach cleared by force, by Jalisco State poilce with riot gear and automatic rifles on August 4th, 2010.houses and almost all the palapa restaurants were bulldozed and armed guards thereafter held the beach for next 4 years. It ended for us, our visits to park near the coral beach and its warm water that teemed with life, was over. 800 people were said to make a living there but the wire fences kept everyone except the guards, out.

Come back! We miss you!

Maybe RVing is not quite as popular. The world is changing, I mean our world, which includes many older people. We used to camp up in Senators Wash, just north of Yuma. Talking to the folks in charge one day in 2010, we were told that, at one time years before, the area had 4,000 RVs there. What we saw back then and the next year, our last there, was more like 200 or 300 in the area. We've missed Mexico, haven't been for 5 years now. The memories keep it alive for us, and meeting up with those we know from there, none who now go back, but many still get out of Canada and meet up at various places in southern California and Arizona. Three years ago 20 of us, from as far away as Ontario,had Christmas together, as we used to do on the beach, but with some amenities such as a large meeting room to enjoy. Only a hand full had returned to Mexico in recent years, none lately. We had done 7 years to one spot on a beach, but lots of things to do and see, on the travels there and return. The nicest thing about it all were the people we met including the wonderful Mexican folks. And the perfect weather.