| Little Caper November 2007 |
Moved Little Caper from La Paz to San Carlos, Mexico with the help of our intrepid
sailing friends, Ron & Kathi, Met in San Carlos then took the ferry to Santa Rosalia
(12 hours) then the bus to La Paz (8 hours), this following an 18 hour road trip to San
Carlos. Needless to say, we were happy to stop moving. Spent a couple of days in
La Paz getting the boat ready to go back in the water and enjoying the artwork along
the malecon. After making sure all systems were go, headed toward Caletta Partida,
our first anchorage. The next morning snorkeled at the Sea Lion Reserve. Always
exciting!
sailing friends, Ron & Kathi, Met in San Carlos then took the ferry to Santa Rosalia
(12 hours) then the bus to La Paz (8 hours), this following an 18 hour road trip to San
Carlos. Needless to say, we were happy to stop moving. Spent a couple of days in
La Paz getting the boat ready to go back in the water and enjoying the artwork along
the malecon. After making sure all systems were go, headed toward Caletta Partida,
our first anchorage. The next morning snorkeled at the Sea Lion Reserve. Always
exciting!
Our next anchorage was San Jose. Great dinghy ride through a lagoon plus a
wonderful cactus forest.
wonderful cactus forest.
| FISH! Kathi's a great cook and we ate fish until I cried "Uncle!" |
Water was pretty cold so we had to don full wet suits to snorkel!
| Typical Mexican Architecture in Loretto and Santa Rosalia |
Beach at Punta Chivata. Yes, those are shells!
Taking Caper out of the water.
Trip back to Colorado. Views of Mexican hat.
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