Sailing North
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Barra de Navidad
Barra Marina and Lagoon
Since this shot five boats have left to go north. Maybe they need to lower prices and improve amenities, such as drinkable water. The occupancy in the hotel is low as well.
Water Sliding in the Grand Hotel Pool
Marina Office
Wings and Peregrine
This boat to our port side is another Serendipity 43, Peregrine, owned by Gene and Sue. We met them first in Vanuatu in 2000, and from there they beat us back to Mexico (we didn't know it was a race!). They are the first serendipity 43 to sail around the world. Now they live in California, I believe.
Beach Restaurant in Barra de Navidad
Fuel tank
Nakamal
John and Elinore cruised with us most of the time we were south this year. Good friends.
Tenacatita Sunset
Sailing to Chamela
Wings Anchored at Pajarera, Chamela Islands
Rugged scenery
Rock awash
Black Vultures
Pelican
Boobies
Boobies
Black Beaked Whistling Ducks
Boobies
Mama Sea Gull and Baby
Pelican
Perula Point Scenery
White Water
Axe Man
Can you see the man wielding an axe in these rocks? Rumour is that it was an actual man who was turned to stone by a local witch doctor.
White Water Close
Perula Beach
Pineapple Vendor
House in Perula (F & M Limon)
Beach Bar
Chamela's miles long beach and mountains behind, Beautiful!
Labels: Barra de Navidad, Birds, Chemala, Mexico, Peregrine, Tenacatita
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