Both
George and Donna enjoy the small town Mexico that La Penita offers, and
the family atmosphere.
Premiering November 2, 2008
An Exclusive Bed & Breakfast in a quaint, Mexican beach town…
Tropical Manor House
Come stay with us a while, and discover the true pleasures of a tropical vacation get away, as it should be. We pride ourselves on providing "Personalized Vacation Experiences", comfortable accommodations with a touch of luxury, in lush surroundings.
Pre-Select your delicious breakfast from our varied menu, indicating your preferred breakfast time and we will serve it to you on your private patio, or on the main terrace overlooking the sea. Experience "Sitting in the Sky" on our pool patio before taking a refreshing dip in your private plunge pool. For your pleasure we also serve cocktails on the ocean view terrace, in the afternoon or evening depending on the day's activities.
The perfect get away for a romantic honeymoon, family vacation, or simply a great spot for friends to share an active vacation. Come and experience authentic Mexico without sacrificing creature comforts.
Be our guests, our only guests, and let us strive to anticipate your every need and fulfill your every wish.
Accepting reservations for the 2008/2009 season, now!
Promotional Introductory Rates $700 USD per week, including taxes. Based on double occupancy.
Email:
tropicalmanorhouse@gmail.comTel: 327-274-3516
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Saving Your Plants Without Slaying the Dragon
By Tara Spears
It is said that beauty is in the eye
of the beholder-so while I enjoy having this uniq
ue,
dragon-like visitor to my garden, others might shriek and consider the scaly
clawed Mexican iguanas a nuisance.
True, they are herbivores that are particularly fond of eating
tropical plants, flowers, stems, leaves, and fruit. Therefore, any garden is
very attractive, rather like a restaurant, for iguanas. If you want to make
nice, hold out a hibiscus flower. (It is equivalent to offering a dog a
bone.) I am comfortable sharing
space with these prehistoric looking critters because they are not venomous
and are not likely to bite people: I don’t mind if they consume a branch or
two of my plants…. but my neighbors and a couple of readers, however, are
highly annoyed with marauding iguanas that decimate entire prized plants in
15 minutes’ time.
T
