Author Archives: Jen

PHOTOS —>> https://photos.app.goo.gl/q2nYs6mMuuGKBsrv6 September a month of chores, organization and hurricanes is the best way to describe our time. Windless installation 1ST John had to wait, and wait for all the necessary parts to arrive and line up. Then he was … Continue reading →

PHOTO LINK–>>    https://photos.app.goo.gl/xHkQxaxWyj8o1LNR7  Back on Aeeshah We found Chico subdued, but, perfectly happy. He had definitely gained a bit more weight and so back to trying to eat less and walk a bit more around the boat. I would love … Continue reading →

PHOTO ALBUM:  https://photos.app.goo.gl/mVeUA8sgjLnvaNyH7 Off to Bermuda The time arrived for our visit home to Bermuda. We had an easy hassle free trip back through the USA, thanks to our new British passports. Arriving in Bermuda is always exciting and this … Continue reading →

  PHOTOS:   https://photos.app.goo.gl/nBjgvTPPr2ifpY9B7   We said goodbye to our friends, neighbours and yoga group. It was time to move to Paradise Village Marina. We really enjoyed our time in La Cruz. The town is more like a village in … Continue reading →

PHOTO LINK –>> https://photos.app.goo.gl/stuv3MAoXFfmk3Y9A   It was time to leave Marina Cortez La Paz. Our first stop was the usual, Bahia Falso where we made much needed water and John cleaned the bottom of Aeeshah. That is one very yucky, … Continue reading →

PHOTO LINK: https://photos.app.goo.gl/VL222ZfVXwdncPcY7   After entering the La Paz anchorage, we had just 6 days to prepare for Gavin, Katie and the girls who were visiting. I needed to investigate different excursions for the family to take. Plus we desperately … Continue reading →

PHOTOS — >>> https://photos.app.goo.gl/QRJe48w5jd1PgkrUA Puerto Espandio Marina and mooring field, After a roughish passage, we once again we entered the mooring field and checked into the Marina. The mountain view’s were spectacular and a constant reminder of the beauty of … Continue reading →

PHOTOS —>>. https://photos.app.goo.gl/iw7YuNVTLARQphN99 Mulege We zoomed off to Mulege in Santiago’s little red car. He dropped us in the town center where we set off to enjoy Mulege.  Mulegé’s name is derived from the Cochimí phrase “Mulejé”, meaning “Large Ravine of the … Continue reading →

    Isla Carmen Bahía Salina Isla Carmen PHOTOS: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5yJSS9mUgRXzafQB8 And the rest PHOTOS:  https://photos.app.goo.gl/Qj Was our next anchorage. Yes, another salt mining area on an island. This area was very historically significant for salt production, starting in the early … Continue reading →

  PHOTOS HERE——>>>  https://photos.app.goo.gl/WnmWsdqSopatGJ2v5 Puerto Espenido Marina mooring field The mooring field was wonderful, totally surrounded by mountains and low hills it offered excellent protection. The moorings were spaced well apart and the water was clean. Plus Chico was very … Continue reading →