Hurricane Alert!

Tropical Storm Andrew The hurricane season has already started and I believe that there’s a high probability that the present tropical storm “Andres” becomes a hurricane, so please take all your PRECAUTIONS ASAP!

Here’s a list of thing to do BEFORE, DURING & AFTER a hurricane:

  • Stay informed via official radio/television ads delivered by the National Weather Service.
  • Try to find out where the closest shelters are located.
  • Make a place to protect animals and their team work and as appliances.
  • Arrange previous agreements with your neighbors and provide an alarm in case of transport evacuation.
  • If you decide to stay home, keep on hand the following kit:
    1. AM / FM radio
    2. flashlight with spare batteries
    3. bottled water
    4. canned food
    5. can opener
    6. candles
    7. matches
    8. watches
    9. personal floating device
  • Protect important documents with plastic bags
  • Close doors and windows.
  • Inside your house protect all the glass and windows with an adhesive tape placed as “X”.
  • Secure all loose objects that could be launches by the wind.
  • Remove television aerials, signs or other hanging items.
  • Keep at hand warm and waterproof clothes.
  • Seal with cement the reserve water tanks.
  • Keep fertilizers and insecticides in water-proof areas to prevent the contamination.
  • Make sure your relatives know where you will be.

Hopefully nothing wrong will happen. The following links can help us to understand more about hurricanes and the importance of prevention:

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Scorpions in Sayulita

Scorpions in Sayulita Are there scorpions in Sayulita? Yes. Do they come out just in the summer? No.

Those might be the most common questions we have in our office from visitors to Sayulita upon their arrival. I was stung by a scorpion in December so that mostly explains it all and for sure it’s one of the worst pains I’ve ever experienced. Read more of this post