After we had anchored in the southeast corner of Bahia Tenacatita in front of La Manzanilla and hooked-up to the Internet on a sniped wifi signal, I sent an email to Tolling & Kay announcing our arrival. Then we relaxed in the cockpit, watching the passing scene, which included a horse being ridden in [...]

At 0923 on Thursday the 18th of March we weighed anchor and motored out of Bahia Chamila. The winds had died overnight and the decks were wet with dew. There was not a breath of wind, so the seas were glassy, and there was a haze or light fog reducing visibility to 4 or 5 miles, just over our horizon. [...]

On Monday the 15th of March, with Sequitur's fridges, freezers and pantry now fully restocked, we were ready to continue south. I walked up to the marina office, timing my arrival for 0920, allowing ample time for the office staff to have arrived after their 0900 scheduled opening. The office was not [...]

Among the projects on my list while alongside in Puerto Vallarta was to clean-out the bilges. This is never a pleasant task, and it is one I had been putting off for quite a while, but with Edi away to Vancouver, this was a good time to attack it. The bottom of Sequitur's main bilge is about 1.1 metres [...]

Edi had accepted an offer on her house on Vancouver Island, and the deal was closing, so she decided to fly back to Canada to make sure everything fell properly into place. Thankfully, the Olympics were over; our loft is adjacent to Vancouver's Olympic Village, and had she gone a week or two earlier, [...]