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South to La Paz


We had a great trip from Candeleros to La Paz.  It's so nice to be back on the water enjoying the sunrises and sunsets, going for beach walks, finding new (to us) anchorages, getting some good sailing in, meeting new people, fishing (unsuccessfully so far), watching the wildlife (whales, dolphins, turtles, and sea birds), and just relaxing and enjoying being on the boat.  The water clarity has improved and the temperature is going up. By the time we leave La Paz it should be perfect!

We have seen many huge pods of dolphins this year.
Biggest pods we've ever seen:



When we left Agua Verde the conditions were
perfect to try out our new spinnaker:


Timbabiche
Good hiking and good walking beach.

Mangle Solo.
Loomba-Loomba is in the distance.

Amortajada Lagoon - a very large lagoon on the southern tip of Isla San Jose.
We did the canal through the mangroves in the dinghy.
Anchored off the north side of Isla San Francisco.
We actually swam here - first time for Chrissy.
Water temp 72.9

Jim gave me a rock for my birthday.
We were in Ensenada del Cardinal on Isla Partida.
We are now in La Paz. We'll be here for at least two weeks.
HAPPY EASTER!

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