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New Desination
Sherry 31 degrees, Breezy
February 23, 2012, Isla Mujeres Mexico

We made it from Cozumel to Isla Mujeres. The weather forecast was for 7-9 knots of wind out of the ESE and 0.9-1.2 meter seas, well we had 17-23 knots of wind and 5 meter seas which made for a very rough and lumpy sail, the advantage we had we were able to average 8.4 knots and even had it at one point 9.1 knots so we made it there in great time (6.5 hrs). We have satellite television, wifi, infinity swimming pool, laundry, bar, Restaurant, power, water, tied to a dock and all for $200.00 a week now this may sounds pricey, but when you haven't had television for 2 months it's worth it. I have added a few new pictures.

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On the Move
Sherry & 35 degrees
February 20, 2012

The time has come to start moving forward. Our fuel tanks & water tanks are full and we are in good standings at P.A. Marina. We will leave Tuesday morning and make our way to Cozumel where we will anchor and spend the balance of the day touring the town and maybe do a little shopping. We will then hoist anchor early in the morning (Wednesday) and make our way to Isla Mujeras (which is 8 miles off shore from Cancun) where we will spend some time and wait for a weather window to cross to the Dry Tortuga s or Key West Fl. Depends on the weather as to our first destination back in the states. We apparently have WiFi at the marina in Isla Mujeras so once there we will take some pics and update the blog again.
This picture is the Puerto Aventuras marina entrance that we will say good bye to tomorrow.

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Grrrrreat Time
Hot and sunny
February 16, 2012, Playa Del Carmen

So Today was dads last day with us, so we rented a car and off we went to show dad a few more places. We went to Playa Del Carmen and rented dad a Taxi ( guy on a bicycle) and showed him what they call 5th avenue, he said he had a great time but it was a little hot I have added some pictures of the day

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