Jilo and 500 Pesos

2011-09-07
By Dave Hensleigh
Posted in Copper Stories, Our Blog, Our Team in Copper Canyon, The People, The Team

Post Tagged with Areponapuchi, Copper Canyon Tour, copper canyon train, Dave Hensleigh, horse riding in Mexico, Mexico Culinary Trip, Tarahumara, Tarahumara Indians

3 Responses on “Jilo and 500 Pesos”

karen hoekstra says:

September 9, 2011 at 11:09 am

Hi Dave, When I get to see videos that remind me of our wonderful trip it always brightens my day. We are now teaching Steve to use the computer and he spent hours yesterday watching your string of videos and pictures. Thanks for all the postings. We want to let you know you are appreciated.
Karen
Copper Canyon Guy says:

September 9, 2011 at 5:12 pm

Thanks so much Karen…and old Alfredo just keeps going. It has been a delightful fall in the Sierras. My greeting to you folks. Dave
Anne Pauls says:

September 9, 2011 at 10:36 pm

What a delightful story of Jilo and the pesos. And I’m sure he and all your other friends in the area appreciate all you try and do to help them in their plight. Thanks, Dave. I also watch all you send, but never successfully got on Twitter! However, I’ve read your blogs, and they do bring back wonderful memories of our time there with you. Please give Alfredo and Deanna my best wishes, too. – Anne from the Alberta prairies.

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