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Dana cruising along with an unfortunately non functioning Simrad thank God for iPads, something with the network or the chartplotter itself. Update; we called customer service and they gave us the reprogram commands so it is now back talking to the Suzuki.
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Check out our neighbors boat! Only mid sized here in La Paz at 100 feet.
Our slip at Marina de La Paz our base for the next month.
20-21 knots (21 nautical mph = just over 24 statuate mph) for 125 miles, an unusually grey day, good for making time. Seas around a foot at 4 seconds but then increasing to higher left over wind slop with an occasional whitecap . The Suzuki never missed a beat, normally we would want to take slower hops but we wanted to be here for Marti-Gras then slowly work out way back up to Loreto. (We did make the super bowl kickoff here in La Paz!)
Dana cruising along with an unfortunately non functioning Simrad thank God for iPads, something with the network or the chartplotter itself. Update; we called customer service and they gave us the reprogram commands so it is now back talking to the Suzuki.
Sierra is loaded up almost ready to head down the Sea to La Paz, even though it is perfectly warm and beautiful here.
Wow look what just pulled into Puerto Escondido,the Westward out or Friday harbor Wa, they charter back and forth from here to Alaska in the summer, the huge old 1 lunger Atlas was literally idling at 50 RPM cachunk klick cachunk click! It must have been doing 200 RPM on the way in, So cool!!! They are living their dream! She is coming up to her 100th birthday!
Morning coffee, nice view, Puerto Escondido. Setting up the dinghy and it's outboard, portable gas, paddle board, running in the watermaker and all the other things we need to get off the road and head out on the water. So far we haven't needed the shore power the solar is charging to 100% mid day running the fridge, freezer and everything else.starting to watch the weather (wind) forcasts....
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Dana cruising along with an unfortunately non functioning Simrad thank God for iPads, something with the network or the chartplotter itself. Update; we called customer service and they gave us the reprogram commands so it is now back talking to the Suzuki.

Dana cruising along with an unfortunately non functioning Simrad thank God for iPads, something with the network or the chartplotter itself. Update; we called customer service and they gave us the reprogram commands so it is now back talking to the Suzuki.
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Loaded up in Monterey and headed to Mexico, we need some Pacifio weather (1/22/20).
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