David in the dinghy. Cruiseliner docked in Huatulco/ Santa Cruz.
Santa Cruz harbour for small boats.
Little boy listening to the zylophon player.
Friday, 24 February 2012
Instruments on Aros Mear
You may be interested in seeing the different instruments we use on Aros Mear.
Please use a magnifiiiying glass if you have problems with the writing!
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Visit to the beach at huatulco in the kajak
We went to the beach in the kajak.
Aros Mear is in the middle of the bay
David walking the beach.
Aros Mear in the bay. Later we went snorkeling over the corals and said hello t o the fish,
Little boy being introduced to the sea by big grandmother!
Cold beer and tacos in the shade of the palada.
Fresh coffee beans for sale.
Palm-leave roof.
Watching the waves!
Family on the beach.
Coconut palm and burgunvillia.Tuesday, 21 February 2012
From Zihuatanejo to Huatulco
This big caramaran takes tourists out on cruises. This on is covered in red and white balloons for Valentines Day.We left Zihuatanejo on 16th of February and sailed for 4 x 24 hours along the coast to Huatulco ( pronounce Watulco).
The winds were light and we had a great time.
We were visited by lots dolphins. In the night it looked as if they were swimming in millions of stars which was phosphorecent plankton.
The weather is warm and balmy with light winds. Clothes are a bit of a pain!
Here I am sitting in the cockpit under the beminy ( cockpit cover) eating a pear.
The AIS = Automatic Identification System, shows that we are near collition with a tanker.
The tanker passed 0.5 Mile tostarboard.
Navigation instruments reading.
Sea-turtle with some growth on the back.
Skipper David relaxing in cockpit with coffee.
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