Monday, October 18, 2021

B&G Instrument Project

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Saturday, September 18, 2021

Back in La Cruz, 750 gallons of water

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Cooking in the rain
Even in a big rain we can cook outside. In this photo above you can see, if you look closely, the smoke from my chicken cooking while arrond us boats are reeling from the storm. I noticed the hose from our water catcher had fallen off. See how much water is coming in? Rain Catcher un-hooked
After the Hurricane passed there were two boats agound. Neither were salvable. Lazy Lion Sunk
Tequila Mocking Bird Aground
Our boat project included some work in the galley, Judy's specialty. She took everything out of the whole area and climbed up there to get to work. Nice job Judy, now how do you get down? Judy in the galley
This summer we used our bug screens on all the hatches and windows and they worked to keep out flies, mozzies, and No-See-ums, but... they are getting old. We made them in 1997! I dug out the left over material (from 1997) and it looks fine. We'll sew some new ones and expect them to last another 25 years (if only we will ourselves). Fred checks out Bug Screen Material
Time for coffee

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Sunday, August 08, 2021

Storm Clouds Over Perula

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Tuesday, July 27, 2021

Nikon

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Nikon D3 in front of D1
Not Fixable

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Pta Farallon and Playa Teopa

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Leading the way
Punta Farallon
La Copa del Sol
Rounding Pta Farallon
La Copa Del Sol
El Faro
Judy views the Scene
Cockpit chairs and la Playa
Arriving at la Play Teopa
Cove with small beach
Cove #2


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Dingy and Wings
Dingy on La Playa Teopa
Exploring
Roberto has a Turtle Camp
Judy Holds Turtles
OK. Please Take Them Back
Punta Farallon
Dingy Exploring, with motor
We found a Kayaker's ParadiseIt looks calm in these photos, but the surge from the swell made going into the caves and tunnels quite scary. It would be great in a kayak
Tunnel under Peninsula
Go Through, if Brave
Caves
Hidden Tunnel (to Where?)
Back on the boat, Late Afternoon
House on the hill
End of the Day
Google Earth

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