La Cruz to Mazatlan

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Provisioning for a Cruise

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Last Evening in La Cruz

Left to right: Mike, Judy, (from Honu), Elinore, John, (From Nakamal) and Judy

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Getting Underway

Judy Sails

Tacking

Coming into Punta Mita

Judy got the Jib down

Now the Mainsail

Honu Anchored Nearby

Wreck of Maluhea

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Lunch with Mike and Judy

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Fireworks at Pta Mita

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Too Choppy in Caleta Cueves

Get me Outta Here

Chacalla, This is Better

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San Blas Critter

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In Mazatlan

Mazatlán from Roof Bar

Malecon is all new

Pedro & Lola's with Jock

Mazatlán's old town is totally rejuvenated with new sidewalks and street surfaces, new lighting, and spruced up buildings. It looks good and after dark it is gorgeous. In fact, we found the whole city of Mazatlan to be refreshed and newly up-scale and we enjoyed our stop here. In the old town district there are many new sidewalk cafes and most had lively crowds and music in the open air. We felt like we'd flashed back to Cartegena, only more alive with a younger crowd. Even in Zona Dorado there were many music clubs and the streets were alive day and night.

We also found, again this year, Jock Budelman at Pedro and Lola's at the Peralta Square. Still playing and talking boats and motorcycles. We first saw Jock here in 1997. He now keeps his boat Chaunsom at Saltspring Island in B.C. and spends summers there. In the winter Jock comes back to Mazatlán to ride bikes and play at Pedro and Lola's.