Pangaea World Tour

16 March 2014 | La Paz, MX
07 March 2014 | La Paz, MX
05 March 2014 | La Paz, MX
04 March 2014 | La Paz, MX
11 November 2013 | Sea of Cortez
08 November 2013 | Isla San Francisco
06 November 2013 | La Paz, MX
04 November 2013 | Sea of Cortez
02 November 2013 | La Paz, MX
29 October 2013 | La Paz, MX, Marina Palmira
24 October 2013 | Marina Palmira
21 October 2013 | La Paz, MX, Marina Palmira
18 October 2013 | La Paz, MX, Marina Palmira
17 October 2013 | La Paz, MX, Marina Palmira
15 October 2013 | La Paz, MX, Marina Palmira
14 October 2013 | La Paz, MX
06 December 2012 | Sea of Cortez
04 July 2012 | Denver, CO

Preparing to set sail

14 October 2013 | La Paz, MX
Pretty soggy
We are in boat project mode now, as we prepare to sail the Sea of Cortez. Mike is literally pulling out the Navigation Station and deciding which components to keep/replace. New Solar Panels, courtesy of Al Lynch, go up within the week (or so...it is Mexico).

To keep things interesting, Mike and I, along with a few cruiser friends, entered the Harker Boards 3rd Annual SUP Race yesterday. We did a relay and a sprint and did pretty well, considering we hadn't been on our boards for a few months and it was our first race. Everyone else had hard boards, so we were a bit at a disadvantage on an inflatable. It was still a blast and we weren't expecting to win. LOL

We found our way down to La Encantada, the place to go in La Paz for the best live music. They have a little bit of everything...jazz, blues, indie. Just not opera. We met the owner, Lila, who was very nice and actually invited me to sing. Let's see if I can grow a pair before we set sail. It's hard to explain, but singing jazz and blues or even pop is not even close to the same as opera, classical or musical theatre. I have been trained to read music and sing/play from music. Take that away and I have a hard time feeling comfortable singing. So...I will have to learn the pieces I want to sing, in the keys that feel the best in my voice, and go down and just sing! Ha! Right! Well...never say never. I do love to sing.

Signing off for now...

First Mate Kate

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Preparing to Sail
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Vessel Name: Pangaea
Vessel Make/Model: Passport 40
Hailing Port: Denver, CO
Crew: Katie and Mike Gordon
About: Captain Mike is a rocket scientist retiring to be a wanderlust sailor. First Mate Kate is an old soul and goddess of the sea whose passions include singing and living life to the fullest. The trip will commence in October of 2013 as they trade the 9-5 for the sea gypsy life on Pangaea.
Extra: Look for music links to their band Wall of Trout. Coming soon!
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SV Pangaea

Who: Katie and Mike Gordon
Port: Denver, CO