It Sounded Like a Gunshot!
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| The Front Flat Tire After It Zippered & Blew Out |
I had been driving for an hour and decided to stop at a Rest Area to fix lunch. Jon went out to check the tires and found the front driver's side tire almost flat. He got out his air compressor and began pumping it back up.
Suddenly, from inside the motorhome, I heard an extremely loud POP and knew immediately that the tire had blown. I threw open the RV door and ran around to the driver's side to check on Jon. To read more, click HERE.
To read more about our adventures, check out my "Healthy Living and Traveling in Mexico" eBooks available on Amazon.
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Hi Terry,
ReplyDeleteI'm so inspired by your blogs. One area you don't talk about is driving your motorhome through Mexico. I'm told conflicting stories...police stopping and needing to pay a bribe...etc. Can you speak to this?
Julie
Hi Julie,
DeleteThank you for reading my blogs and for your comments.
We have technically paid mordidas twice while driving in Mexico in the past twenty years. I wrote about both in detail in my book "Healthy Living and Traveling in Mexico", once in Puerto Vallarta and once in San Miguel de Allende. I view them as reduced traffic fines that expedited our travels without having to go to the police station to pay a ticket. One was for a real violation, one was questionable. Here is the link to the book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Healthy-Living-Traveling-Mexico-Sunshine-ebook/dp/B00R6NTBKO
Best Wishes,
Terry
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