Davids fishing trip.

Last Sunday David was invited to go fishing by the previous owner of our boat. This was the fishing boat they went out on.




Looking for fish..
Mexican crew.
The lines are out.
David's relaxed way of fishing.
There were plenty of dolphins, but they never caught a single fish.

From Copala

Daytrip to Concordia and Copala.....Copala.

Copala was founded in 1565 and is an old colonial mining town.

Cobbled streets and brightly coloured houses with red tiled roofs create a very charming community envirenment.

View through church door.

Gilded alterpiece.

The local caretaker of the San Jose Church.

San Jose and baby Jesus.

San Jose church.

View over the church wall.

Boy on donkey.

Pretty doorway.

Street Light.

White baskets hanging in a tree, to do with lent, I think.

Lunch in local restaurent.

The fan is going. It is hot!

Daytrip to Concordia and Copala

On Wednesday we hired a minibus with a small group of other boaties and went to visit two small villages 30 to 40 miles east of Mazatlan.

Concordia is a colonial village founded centuries ago by the Spanairds and hosts woodworking and furniture artisans andclay potters.

The lovely old church lends magic of past years.

Local pottery sold at the town square.

Gitte trying out a giant rocking chair.

Venders selling mangos from wheelbarrow.

David eating mango on stirk.

Local sawmill.

Town square and woman with parasol. It was hot!

Gitte with dry 'loofa'.

Mural of life in gone by years.

Stone with engraving from thousands years ago.

Three boaties!