Acapulco Sunsets: Changing Seasons and a Tiny Fork Update

It's the changing of the seasons. Days are shorter and the nights are cooler. The mosquitos seem desperate and soon will be unnoticable. The jungle is full of flowers as it tries to reproduce before it dies of thirst as the rainy season is now finally coming to an end. Now starts at least six months of no rain, which is a lot nicer than it sounds. This is when the best weather is experienced, which I think is why @jeffberwick planned Anarchapulco during February.

Speaking of the dry season, this february we're forking Anarchapulco again with Anarchaforko 2.0.

Reserve your discounted room today at the Hotel Copacabana.

Check out the links below for more like this one!

Acapulco Nights: Fall Night Reflections
Acapulco Sunsets: Work Hard for Pretty Sunsets
Acapulco Sunset: Dramatic End of Wet Season

In case you missed them, some of my recent posts:

Satoshi the Family Cat
Anarchaforko Anarchapulco Fork Update: 2 Weeks Left to Get Your Early Bird Ticket!
120 Days Carnivore: What Happened When I Stopped Eating Plants

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