We posted a similar picture when we were here last year. This area is called the "windows" in the Puerto Escondido anchorage. Roger manages to get up early enough every morning to check for the picture perfect sunrise and to put the coffee on. I get up in time to check into the Sonrisa Ham Net at 7:30 unless we have no plans to raise the anchor and turn on the engine for a few days. Tomorrow I will be getting up!
"CONSERVE WATER DRINK TEQUILA"
The logo on Andy and Jenny's restaurant hat at the Agave Grill in the Cayman Islands is just as appropriate in Mexico as it is down there. For the Loreto Fest it fit my mood and set a tone for the entire three days of fun. A margarita was only one ticket so why choose anything else! Rog had a black hat being the bad dude that he is and I had the white one.
Linda and I were able to hang out in the shade whenever we weren't off checking for emails. The Internet was a bit suspect with over 100 boats trying to log on at any given time but I figured out that with some planning I could get my blog done
Our new friends on Seychelles, John and Nicki, were deep in discussion as to when they should head back to La Paz for a quick trip home to Boston. In fact, the general discussion during the Loreto Fest was about when the boats were either heading over to Guaymas or back to La Paz. There at least three other boats going clear back to Puerto Vallarta so we may get company on our passage back home.
Shade was provide everywhere as the daytime temperature was in the high 80s. Not quite hot enough to fry an egg but warm never the less. All the boaters were anxious to get out of the lagoon so the could get back in the water to cool off.
Roger could be found at the food court when not busy with the bocce ball tournament. There was a daily sandwich special that just begged to be tried or better yet something cool to drink.
Rog even got us water!
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