Final days in Mexico
We’ve had
lots of fun here in Mexico.
We’ve seen
lots of sea life.
We’ve seen
lots of beautiful birds.
We’ve been
on some nice hikes.
We've stayed in some pretty anchorages.
We’ve
played in the ocean.
We’ve
sailed in the sunshine.
We’ve
enjoyed the sunsets.
We’ve been
here for two winters, but now it’s time to go. Many of our friends are working
their way north to Guaymas to store their boats for the summer and leave before
hurricane season. We’ve already said
goodbye to them.
A few of
our friends are getting ready to head to the South Pacific, just like we are.
Over the
next few days, we’ll work our way down to the southern tip of Baja California
and do our final preparations before crossing to the Marquesas’ Islands, the
easternmost islands in the South Pacific. The Marquesas’ Islands are over 2000
miles away. Depending on the wind and currents, the crossing could take from 20
to 30 days.
Once we’re
in the Southern Hemisphere, we’ll have until November to explore before
figuring out what to do for their hurricane (cyclone) season. It looks like we have a lot to explore.
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Our approximate plan |