The Bisbee Channel

Creel is in the heart of Copper Canyon in Mexico and a good place to begin exploring this natural wonderland bigger than the Grand Canyon in the U.S.

The best train ride in Mexico is this spectacular one from Los Mochis to Creel in the heart of Copper Canyon (Barrancas de Cobre)

As I was complaining about not having enough money, my new-found friend Jorge reminded me that the important thing in life is having good friends.

American entrepreneur Ben Johnson established a sugar mill and sugar plantation in and around Los Mochis. The grounds of where his manor home once ...

El Pastor Daniel gives us a tour of his aquaponics garden at the Rancho Marantha.

We join the Pastor Daniel at his weekly Bible study class/concert at the house of Carla's mother in Navajoa. Carla and her husband Rogelio (who was...

Easter Sunday at the Immaculate Conception Church in Alamos.

Our planet -- including our bodies -- is composed of stuff that comes from the stars and the comets. What a plan!

Short vid of a lovely full moon while having an espresso in Alamos

At first it's strange living in a tent. Then you get used to it and it becomes the greatest domicile in the world....I want to formally thank Ignac...

Mexico has designated about a dozen special towns, such as Alamos, that are distinguished by their architecture, heritage and distinctly Mexican cu...

Alvaro Obregon, a president of Mexico after W.W. I, was the only man to defeat Pancho Villa in battle.

Marilyn is transformed into a cumbia dancer.

A happy site along the Malecon of Guaymas, on a sunny, breezy afternoon

The building block of all life has very small parameter values and seems to defy normal chemistry.

A tone poem to my mini teli.

A few tidbits about the first Afro-Americans rappers

There ain't a sport a Mexican can't play well...Thanks to the Olmecs, who invented the rubber ball.Mexicans,

San Judas Tadeo is a favorite saint of the fishermen, because he bestows blessings on people who are dispirited and without hope.

That imaginary line encircling the globe that seems to attract mega-civilizations and Star People and comets.

Father HIdalgo raised his voice in El Grito and the people heard. He went on to lead the fight in 1810 for Mexican independence from Spain.

The Pope, on the first papal visit to Mexico by any Pope, rides his Papamovil through Guanajuato, Meixco

The Bicycle Yogi shares his cumbia mantra to hearten your spirit

Our Great and Kind Mother Tonantzin by any other name

He's your vehicle, baby. Your primero. Your campione. Your serpentine dragon.

An introduction to Our Lady of Guadalupe, the most popular symbol in Mexico, the brown-skinned Virgin. What do the symbols really mean? Check out t...

The Boat of Guaymas, Sonora -- an introduction to the great port of this city known for its great fishermen and great defenders of the Republic. He...

Benito Juarez Garcia of Oaxaca, an original, a native who did not learn to speak

Spanish until his teens, fought for land for the peasants. Long m...

The conjunction of Venus and Jupiter leads us to a discussion of astrological ages, the precession of the equinoxes, the black hole in the center o...

An inspirational Baroque church in Guaymas, Sonora.

One of these days....

It seems they don't teach the precession of the equinoxes in college nowadays.

A man for all seasons is the estimable Hugo Delgado, originally from Mexico City and now in San Carlos.

A statue in Guaymas dedicated to "Al Maestro" -- the builder of our conscience

Rafael Caballero -- the founder of San Carlos -- holds himself well at the age of 88 and is still going strong..

The beginning of a New Age, as recorded by the Mayan calendar. When no one is left out. When we are all brothers. When there is not a copyright on ...

Amusement park rides in Guaymas, Mexico. I don't know what Mexicans are giving up for Lent, but amusement park rides are not to be denied in all s...

A big old fashioned ornate Mexican wedding at a lovely scenic spot in San Carlos resort in Sonora, Mexico.

A case of mistaken identity, for sure. I am El Chiapas, the bicyclist; not El Chupacabra, the notorious narco.

Roberto, a gringo from Colorado, tries to explain the symbolism on the Mexican flag

Hurry up and get here, girl. There's a street with no name awaiting us. Bring money.

Let's see if anyone in Mexico pays attention to this. Follow me to Chiapas and you will be heroes of the Republic. People will remember your name.

Arnoldo gives Sergio some advice about where to find a Mexican chica.

The circus is in town for children of all ages