Posada de las Flores Loreto
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Today, I swam with sea lions.....
... home sunburn free, which is more than I can save for my supposedly responsible Mum and Lisa. (Donīt worry Andrea, as long as Lisa finds a bridesmaid dress that is the same shape as her swim top, she will look brown as brown can be (with no strap marks) for your special day).
As to our arrival in Loreto yesterday, we had a 1.5 hour drive from Mulege, with a much quicker stop at `Checkpoint Charlie` for a drugs and weapons check. There is less interest in ...
Minor Medical Emergency!
... two whales surface close by! Then a manta ray swims with us and seems to be feeding on the surface. Just before we arrive in Loreto we are visited by a pod of large dolphins—all this in a space of 9 miles. Nice to see marine life after all! We anchor in the roadstead just off the town and dinghy into the small boat harbor. From there we walk a couple of blocks into town to see Dr. Ramos again, then on to El Rey del Taco for another fish ...
Loreto
... America most of the buildings are in a state of disrepair not sure why that is, continued to walk back along the seawall until we came to some palm thatched umbrella type shelters, took a short nap under them (well at least I did). There was a gentle breeze which was very welcome. Back on the ship by 4:00 and went for a swim in the pool thinking to cool off but the water was quite warm.
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Cycling days 35-37: Zacatecas to Pinos
... Don Felix. We’ve decided to head out of town this afternoon, so we pack up our panniers. The hot water is working now (maybe they ran out yesterday?), so we finally get to enjoy a shower. The manager lets us leave our bicycles in the lobby while we go have lunch.
We walk over to El Pueblito on Hildalgo Street where Yannick’s friend Diana’s family makes amazing food. We walk inside and Diana’s mom welcomes us with a big smile and open ...
A Night in Loreto
... stop, we decide to spend the night in the historic town. At dinner, we meet a lively family from Switzerland and their sailing crew. They have been enjoying the Sea of Cortez on holiday. After good laughs and good conversation, we step out into a particularly chilly night.
We learn that it was snow, not salt or sand we saw crossing into Mexico.
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