We arrived on Tuesday 5 PM, being under way for 2 days and 2 nights. Tiresome for us, but for the little one, it's just life as usual with a lot of playing, "I spy" games, eating and sleeping. Two hours before we caught our first fish, a 15/20 pound Dorado, brilliant colored fish, also known as
Mahi Mahi. Catching it was easy, however we were not really prepared what to do next. Tessa was back into the cockpit after her nap and wanted to see it all. We did spare her the less appealing part of killing the fish as well as gutting it. Tod did an excellent job on his first fish, and we enjoyed great fish steaks the next days.
Some other firsts since leaving Ensenada: our water maker is in full action, making about 6 gallons/hr (yep that is slow, so it needs to run for hours to fill our 90 gallons water tanks). And we have finally used our "car", our RIB dinghy with outboard. Dinghy wheels are installed as well, and we learned the hard, wet way, that they need to be up before landing. The deserted beach with great shells was so worth it tough.
All is well aboard Bliss, happily swinging at anchor. Toddler question of the day: " at the doctor, you get a haircut too?" Also, "Buddha is a diver", after a tiny bronze Buddha sculpture bounced overboard.
We were celebrating our 5th yr wedding anniversary with a day sail of 50 + miles to the next stop of bahia Asucion.
1st Catch! |
fence of the school |
big surprise, a great playground in this town |
sunset towards our next destination |
Looks great !
ReplyDeleteNice catch!!! beautiful fish!
ReplyDeleteGlad the passage was smooth.
Hug Paolo
PS I cannot post comments with the iPad(tried different browsers)
I really appreciate the photos of the town and beaches; to be able to visualize where you are, and get a little geography/cultural knowledge! Cheers, petra
ReplyDeleteThat's some good eating and love that sunset!
ReplyDeleteI love reading about Tessa's adventures! I'm sure her delight is yours too.
ReplyDeleteSharon