We raise anchor and sail and set off toward the North. It feels good to be moving again. Next stop is Isla San Francisco. Nearly 20 miles of bright blue sea, whale spouts, and acrobatic rays. Lots of sunshine and just a bit of wind. We switch off motor and sail. With the Baja to …
No sooner had we left the channel and headed toward Isla Espirito Santos than a large whale breached right in front of Steve and Sheri on SV Pablo. What a spectacular site! We shared the experience over the radio and then made plans to catch them in a few days. They had decided to head …
After Doug and Sharron left we had one week to get a few boat projects done and get ready for two of our children to visit. We set to work in between taco and story breaks. Being on the end tie there was a lot of foot traffic from our neighbors. Lots of stories and laughs …
The day after arriving in La Paz we set out to have brunch with our friends. They had made arraignments at a local hotel and rented a car. We haven’t been in a car since leaving California. We walk out of the Marina and right onto the Malecon. Sharron gave me instructions to meet them …
The day finally came for us to enter our slip at Marina de La Paz. We had been in close communication with the Owner Neil who gave us specific instructions as to wear our slip was and when to come in. We needed to come in at slack tide. This is a …