We traveled about 100NM from Puerto Vallarta yesterday, on calm seas. Our anchorage at Bahia Chamela has been relaxing, although the surge has kept us rolling more than I like… Just outside the bay we noticed Randy and Nancy Sysol on…
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Bob Senter and Aaron Smith Thank you for the pilot house upgrades…
We installed a power view screen for our John Deere engine, we switched out our old Maritron screen to a new Maritron DSM800 screen that is dimmable, and installed raster and high definition sateilite charts to our Nobeltec software to enable us to bet…
Puerto Vallarta
Our stay in Puerto Vallarta will soon be coming to an end. We have had a wonderful time catching up with friends and exploring the local charm of PV. We’ve been busy provisioning Anna Mae in anticipation of our departure tomorrow. Ou…
Puerto Vallarta
We left the cold wind and rain in Portland and flew south to clear sky and warm breezes. We received happy welcomes from our friends Tom and Susanne, who watched over Anna Mae while we enjoyed the holidays with friends and family at home.Unfortun…
San Blas bird watching
The unique and diverse ecosystem of San Blas is perfect for bird watching. There are over 300 species to view. Unfortunately this curious guy was behind the fence at the Jungle tour we visited in the mangroves of Estero del Pozo.
A Friendly Pelican
A friendly pelican perched to rest.
Bahia de Banderas
Ours stay at San Blas was short and sweet. We pulled our anchor early on our second day in Ensenada de Matanchen Bay and continued on toward Bahia de Banderas Puerta Vallarta. The 60NM run took us a bit over 8 hours.As we approached Banderas Bay a welc…
Mazatlan
An evening out with Tom and Susanne our wonderful friends/crew
Isla Isabel and San Blas
A friendly iguana…Anna Mae anchored at Isla Isabel, an amazing day!Extra special feathered friendsYUCK, that’s all I have to say!If you look close I got a crock and a turtle.
