Sailing slowly down the Mexican Gold Coast from Banderas Bay. We stopped overnight at Yelapa and sat under a palapa. Very strange place indeed, primitive but side by side with aging American hippies and local indigenous population. Sort of Robinson Crusoe meets Kerouac.
Thanksgiving Day finds us in Bahia Tenacatita, about 130 miles south of Puerto Vallarta and 30 miles north of Manzanillo. The bay is a tranquil, picturesque spot surrounded by jungle and rolling hills, weather is perfect and we are going to go on a jungle dinghy ride today. The new dinghy wheels are working well and they were well worth the time spent finding and fitting them.
I doubt we will find any turkey but shimp and lobster may have to suffice. Oh well.
Some photos will follow if we don't get eaten by crocodiles. (just kidding)
Thanksgiving Day finds us in Bahia Tenacatita, about 130 miles south of Puerto Vallarta and 30 miles north of Manzanillo. The bay is a tranquil, picturesque spot surrounded by jungle and rolling hills, weather is perfect and we are going to go on a jungle dinghy ride today. The new dinghy wheels are working well and they were well worth the time spent finding and fitting them.
I doubt we will find any turkey but shimp and lobster may have to suffice. Oh well.
Some photos will follow if we don't get eaten by crocodiles. (just kidding)
The Admiral having breakfast at the Marriott in PV
Yelapa
Beach at Tenacatita
various fauna from Tenacatita jungle trip
White Ibis
Blue heron
was just thinking about thanksgiving at your house! am in london and we have postponed thanksgiving until tomorrow in cambridge if all goes well. sounds like you are having a lovely day.
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