Thea Renee buddy boated with us across from Mazatlan. Here she is to starboard in the last rays of Friday’s windless day, her owners unaware
I thought I’d post a few more pictures taken at our latest day out, when we rewarded ourselves after having our skin zapped of funny
News stateside is that Mexico holds extreme danger to us and other visitors. Between drug deals and shoot-outs, kidnappings and theft, one ought to hightail
Paul and Tamar and their boat Xanadu, and at Normandie’s Birthday dinner at Playa Mazatlan. Also in the dinner picture is Erwin of s/v Thea
Thea Renee’s owners, Erwin and Phyllis, have lovingly cared for their beautiful boat, especially its gleaming, perfectly varnished teak. This picture captures them sailing through
Playa Mazatlan is a hotel on the Gold Coast, Zona Dorada, and is a lovely place to go for lunch or dinner. We had my
Here are two pictures of my second haircut in Mazatlan, which took place on the dock between Sea Venture and the Beneteau next to us.
Here are a few pictures we’ve taken at the marina. Very lovely, clean, open, friendly–quite different from the town, in which my olfactory sensors rebel.
By Friday we were making minimal headway in very light wind and Friday night our boat speed read 00. We kept all sails up in
Tuesday December 9: Jim Elfers, Marina Manager at Puerto los Cabos (pictures above), suggested we head to Mazatlan for our engine repair—an easy reach, said