Attack of the “Baby Tuna”
Slideshow Mexico 2008 Snorkeling today on the point north of San Carlos marina – good drop off, lots of fish – six or eight baby yellowtail tuna? About 3″ long, the size of my middle Read More …
2008 Season
San Carlos
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 4 – La Paz to Guaymas Here we are in San Carlos – as close to Tucson as Raven will ever get! It even feels like a suburb of Tucson. Half Read More …
Este Ton
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 4 – La Paz to Guaymas I’ve been remiss in the travelogue department, but we are still afloat and enjoying ourselves. We’ve covered a lot of territory since last communication – Read More …
En Route to Bahia Concepcion
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 4 – La Paz to Guaymas We’ve been leading our usual idyllic lifestyle on Raven – always more of the same, but always new and different as well. Up ’til now Read More …
The Hook
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 4 – La Paz to Guaymas Last night’s anchorage was off Isla San Francisco, in a bay called “The Hook”. On our previous trip we had to bypass this particular spot Read More …
La Paz
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 4 – La Paz to Guaymas We’re safe and sound in Mexico – flew in yesterday to Cabo San Lucas – Rod met us in a rental car and we drove Read More …
Ensenada Grande Again!
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto We’re retracing our steps back to La Paz with less than a week left before heading back to Tucson – last night we were anchored Read More …
Puerto El Gato
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto Nothing much exciting to report – really just more of the same. We’re working our way south again towards La Paz from Loreto and keeping Read More …
San Javier Mission
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto Still hanging out in Puerto Escondido. It is hotter here and the breeze has dropped to zero, so we have reinstalled the air conditioner above Read More …
Puerto Escondido
PHOTO GALLERIES 2008 Mexico 3 – La Paz to Loreto We’re back in civilization. Our anchorage two nights ago at Candelero Chico was idyllic and all our own, until the next morning when swells started Read More …