I wondered if Canadians always ride motorcycles with shorts and bare heads.  

Well, at least he is running his headlight!

As we rode to Copala, we passed through the village of Concordia, where furniture is manufactured in the style seen to the right.  

I was not sure if the Canadians were interested in the furniture, or just looking for an excuse to rest.

This picture was taken on the town square in Copala.  In the background is the restaurant, which specialized in Banana Cream Pie.

We enjoyed the pie sooooo much, that Sandy and I rode back here the following day, to try the pie again.  

We thought that maybe the first day's pie was a fluke.  It wasn't!

This Mexican boy begged to have his picture taken.  

This tourist complied, only to be surprised when he DEMANDED a dollar.

Neat village.... Dirt streets, neat church, tile roofs and great restaurant!  What else could you want?

The village square.

We took a short walk through the side streets of the village.  I was certainly glad that we rode the motorcycle to Copala.

It would have been tough to get a 35 foot motorhome through the streets of this village.

The detailed side door of the same church.

I don't know what the significance of this protruded bust is, but thought it was an interesting photograph.  It was located above the front door of the church, and stuck out about 3 feet.  

Maybe a guardian of the church? 

 Dale's kind of village.  

This is the kind of place where I anticipate spending at least 3 months a year, after retirement.

One last look at the Banana Cream Pie eatery.

Every time I see this picture, I start calculating my distance from the closest "Marie Calendar's" restaurant.