Yelapa Pies

oh thanks girls... here i was already worried about my weight, and now the pies are in town. oh wonderful... well Lori we can get dessert for the parties the week we are in town....

8)

man o man o man

im telling you this


THERE BETTER BE SOME APPLE PIES THERE WHEN I GO IN NEXT TIME OR ILL BE PISSED LOL :twisted:

man o man o man

im telling you this


THERE BETTER BE SOME APPLE PIES THERE WHEN I GO IN NEXT TIME OR ILL BE PISSED LOL :twisted: No need to worry about me, apple is my least favourite. :D

Apple, Cherry, are two of my favorite fruit pies, but my ultimate favorite is a little pumpkin pie with whipped topping... LOL

hang in there bruce... deep breath...

let me tell ya there bud lol

i think im going to have a pie eating contest lol


ok everyon give me some feed back as to what your favorite pie is

and well get it on the go

the next day well have a steak eating contest ( hungry hefer contest lol )

any thoughts?

man o man o man

im telling you this


THERE BETTER BE SOME APPLE PIES THERE WHEN I GO IN NEXT TIME OR ILL BE PISSED LOL :twisted: Hey there pop&fresh, your location says PV. You can have all you like, just save some for the rest of us! I LOVE the coconut pie!!!!

The pie lady at Yelapa was selling a slice of pie for 25 peso... any idea if the price is the same in town?

Pie Ladies of Yelapa
Patricia Landis - Eureka Reporter

Perched on the side of the Sierra Madre Mountains, Yelapa http://www.puertovallarta.net/what_to_do/yelapa.php is a coastal village in Mexico that boasts lush jungle, beachfront cottages, romantic sunsets and delectable pies delivered daily to the beach. “So how many pieces of pie have we consumed so far?” Michael asked me.

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Chelly, one of the two pie ladies of Yelapa, is pictured bringing a sample to author Patricia Landis. (Michael Landis)

It was a good question, one that I had avoided thinking about after six solid days of pie research.

We are in our favorite place, the small tropical coastal village of Yelapa nestled in the Bay of Banderas, a 45-minute boat ride south from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

We return here for a variety of reasons. The pace is slow; the people friendly and easygoing.

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Electricity is a recent addition. There are no cars, and all transportation is done by boat, mule or foot. Read the rest at: http://www.banderasnews.com/0710/nb-pieladies.htm[url]

More on Yelapa: http://www.puertovallarta.net/what_to_do/yelapa.php