As we've traveled along the Mexican Riviera - we've seen so many turtles. They look like floating coconuts! At first we tried to count how many, then we tried to count how many had birds on them - then we tried to get a picture of a bird on a turtle. Rich finally succeeded with the picture. Double click on the picture above to see it better.
This is approaching Cabo Corrientes from the South. Our next "major cape" to round will be Cabo Falso just after leaving Cabo San Lucas in a few months. As we approached Corrientes, the sun was setting and the winds were building. When we finally rounded it we said goodbye (for now) to the southern cross and had about 20 knots of wind right on our nose. Five hours later we were safely anchored in La Cruz and promptly dropped into bed.
As we've traveled along the Mexican Riviera - we've seen so many turtles. They look like floating coconuts! At first we tried to count how many, then we tried to count how many had birds on them - then we tried to get a picture of a bird on a turtle. Rich finally succeeded with the picture. Double click on the picture above to see it better.
This is approaching Cabo Corrientes from the South. Our next "major cape" to round will be Cabo Falso just after leaving Cabo San Lucas in a few months. As we approached Corrientes, the sun was setting and the winds were building. When we finally rounded it we said goodbye (for now) to the southern cross and had about 20 knots of wind right on our nose. Five hours later we were safely anchored in La Cruz and promptly dropped into bed.
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