Made it to La Paz

Overlook at San Jose del Cabo

The city of La Paz from our anchorage

Jan on the Malecon in La Paz

La Paz sunset

Boobie bird stopped by while we were sailing

Sunset - Candelero Chico

Sunset - Timbabachi

Dolphin racing Cuervo

Mulege River-only fresh water river on Baja

Sunset while at sea

Well, after three weeks of sailing and anchoring in some really cool places we made it to La Paz. These are just a few photos from the Sea of Cortez and down the Baja.

Last week of living on land

Well, we finally move out of our casita and onto Cuervo on 10/15.

We've worked hard getting ready for the move, and everything that we've done really looks good. We've met some good people while living here, and alot of them are also part of the sailing community, so we'll continue to see some of them down south in La Paz and Puerto Vallarta this winter.

We hope all of you are happy and well!

S/V CUERVO..back on the water

We had a perfect launch on Tuesday, 8/31. The entire process from work yard to our mooring ball on the bay, was a total of 30 minutes, we couldn't have done any better than that, THANKS TO CAPTAIN DAVE!

Party at our place

There's a jeeping reunion held annually in San Carlos, and it happens be be held at our place. We found out about it a couple of weeks ago, but really didn't know what to expect. The mexican people love their music, and love it loud! On Saturady, 8/21 we were invited to all the festivities by our new amigo Oscar. We joined them in their barbecue, cocktails, and danced to the band, what a blast! I think there were about 30 guys or so, and they all stayed the two nights between our place and 310 Behia. What a nice bunch of guys.

Oscar sent us some photos of the fun night, so I've posted a few. Everything wrapped up about 4:30 a.m. Darn they can party!

Jan surrenders to the Mexican heat

I gave up the long hair due to the heat down here. I went to see Roxanne at Maru's and got the ole hair cut! Ahhhhhh.....

Our latest move to a new casita

Well, our air conditioner went out on Sunday, so we were fortunate enough to have a new place available for us to move right in to. So here we are, we didn't think things could get any better, but the did. We went from one awesome place to an even more awesome place.

The weather is a balmy 95 degrees everyday, not much change.

We ride our bicycles every morning, and then come home and hang out in our pool, life is incredible!

Dave's working on Cuervo. We should launch her with a couple of weeks, and then we'll be remodeling the inside while we're on the water on our mooring ball. We'll be able to see Cuervo right from our casita.

Adjusting to life in Mexico has been quite easy. Needless to say, Dave, Lucy and I are very content with life.

We hope all is well with everyone!!! :)

Our bungalow in MX

Our pad is the one on the bay, centered in the photo (beige and blue)