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Puerto Escondido

We arrived in Puerto Escondido on June 6th. The next day we started working on everything we still needed to do to put Loomba-Loomba  to bed.






One day we took a cab into Loreto to get some supplies and we hitch-hiked back to Puerto Escondido.
Looking toward the Loreto Plaza from the malecon

A nice young man from L.A. picked us up. Turns out he worked and lived down here and his Dad has been involved in a development at Nopolo just north of Puerto Escondido. He gave us a tour of Napolo before taking us to P.E.

The night before we hauled out we spent the night at the dock. 

Sunrise in Puerto Escondido




Raphael and Jim in a "strategy meeting"





Setting us up on the stands
View from the cockpit in the boatyard
With temperatures in the 90’s, high humidity and a cement boat yard it’s VERY hot – hard to move too quickly! We ARE making progress and will be flying out of Loreto on the 16th.  We're really looking forward to seeing everyone at home!

Our journey so far has been even better than we had hoped. We love the lifestyle, people, weather, scenery, wildlife, culture and the adventure.

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