A LAST LOOK AT LA PAZ

As before scroll to the bottom and read from bottom to top to be in the right order.
We left La Paz and we picked up a young man to travel with me going up the outside of Baja because LaVon did not want to, we got into San Jose Wed. the 27th, spent some time with Dick and Maryllin Smith and LaVon flew home Fri. the 29th.
Seth and I will be leaving about 4AM Sat. morning the 30th and I figure it will be about 8 to 10 days up to Ensanada with one over nighter weather permitting.
I'll let everyone know when we get into Ensanada, Seth will take off from there and I will probably stay for a week or so and have the bottom painted before I head up to San Diego and on north.
When I get back to the states I'll reconnect the phone and I will get a new air card so I will have internet. OOOHHH to have a reliabel (sp) internet again...

Sunset as we got close to San Jose
The whale breeching
We had to slow down and turn to miss the whale
A whale breeching directly in front of us on our way to San Jose
One of the pools at Gran Sueno resort
One of the pools at Gran Sueno resort
Model trains
Model trains
Model trains
Model trains
Model trains
Model trains
Ted look at this -- the train room at Gran Sueno resort at Bahia Muertos
Seth and a 36" Darado (Mahi Mahi)
A visitor
30kt winds blowing into the marina
30kt winds blowing us off of the dock. We have 9 dock lines on
Dinner with friends
Sunset at La Paz
OSTAR a 170' yacht that belongs to Carlos Slim the richest man in the world, this is his small boat and we look like a shore boat compared to it
Seals playing near the boat
A bird aimed at the bald spot and missed
The old oyster beds at Bahia San Gaberial where they used to grow pearls
At anchor at Bahia San Gabrial

Fossilized clamshells caught in a lava flow and scorched in the lava

A school of fish behind our boat

A friend landed on our rail

WE drifted back and over our anchor, this is taken off of the swim step, our anchor is at the top of the picture

Wind waves
Dinghied to shore and black bugs were moving across the rocks like a wave
Far left pelicans diving into water
Pelicans diving for fish