Our arrival into Santa Rosalia under dinghy power was the talk of the dock. Salty sailors stepped out of their boats to take a look at us questioning if we knew what we were doing. Kirby was there and quickly assured them that we were good and to grab a line. After we smoothed things …
We boarded Lodos eager and hopeful the next morning with a list of needed parts. There was Kirby with his famous broad grin coffee in hand greeting us with a cheerful Buenos Dias. A good reminder where we are and how lucky we are to be here. After a few sips we pulled anchor and …
We wake just as the sun was begun to give the early morning sky a soft peach glow. We make a coffee and raise anchor. A little boat envy sneaks in when we pass by Kirby knowing he was still asleep and wont really get moving until nine or ten in the morning. That envy …
It has been 8 months since we left home. I chose to return three weeks earlier than had been planned. There wasn’t anything to do in Puerto Escondido while we waited for the exhaust. I felt a little guilty leaving Sam down in Mexico by himself to sit and wait. But that uninterrupted time I …
We enjoyed our short time at Puerto Escondido. Our friends came and then left again. We planed to spend this time around Isla Carmen. It’s western boarder was so close you can see the birds that reside there. We were excited to be heading back out into the wild. Hoping to see more whales and …