Isla San Jose
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto We’re cruising today, heading slowly northwards with Loreto as our final destination. Today we’re anchored at the south end of Isla San Jose, a large Read More …
Mexico
Ensenada Grande
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto We arrived exactly on time, no hitches, every airline on schedule. Rod met us at La Paz airport and by mid afternoon we were back Read More …
Cruising Lifestyle
Slideshow Mexico 2008 Sorry for the lack of communication – we’re completely without cellphone service and for some reason the satellite phone tells us we are only allowed outgoing emergency Read More …
The Sea of Cortez
Slideshow Mexico 2008 From Ensenada de los Muertos we continued on to La Paz where we have a slip reserved starting April 1. This will be Raven’s home base through Read More …
Ensenada de los Muertos
Slideshow Mexico 2008 This morning early I kayaked to the promontory for photo ops – creating quite a stir with the sea lions. A group of eight or so all Read More …
Flying Rays
Slideshow Mexico 2008 Wednesday morning in our Los Frailes anchorage, I woke to the repeated slapping sound of small manta rays, also called mobula or pygmy devil rays, that were Read More …
The Sea of Cortez
Slideshow Mexico 2008 Monday morning we left in the wee hours of the dawn again, still headed north. We didn’t exactly have a plan in mind but as the day Read More …
Easter Sunday in Chamela
Slideshow Mexico 2008 By early afternoon we arrived at a beach town called Chamela – it was very festive and packed with vacationing Mexicans enjoying Easter Sunday at the beach. Read More …
Barra de Navidad
Slideshow Mexico 2008 Today was our 42nd wedding anniversary and we spent it flying from Tucson to Mexico by way of Houston. We arrived at Manzanillo airport early in the afternoon and took a 40 Read More …
Trip Cut Short!
Slideshow Flood Damage & Construction 2008 Our cruising has come to an abrupt end after we received a satellite phone call from home letting us know that a flooding Sabino Creek had wiped out Read More …