Santiago to Zihuatanejo, our Southern passage - 2020
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Cruising Mexico
Concho shell in Santiago - -2020
Picked up this Conch shell in Santiago on the beach (from a sales vender girl) 😁
and have been doing the sunset Conch shell "thing". Cool huh!
January
2020 - We were anchored in Santiago Mexico
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Cruising Mexico
Prop check in Santiago - 2020
While anchored in Santiago, I dove to check the prop nuts and cotter pin. All is fine!
We may leave at midnight on Tuesday the 28th so we will get into Zihuatanejo at around noon.on Thursday the 30th. According how much sailing we can do😀 It will be three-quarter one night and one full over night passage.
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Boat bottom,
Cruising Mexico,
Engine
Bahia de Navidad to Santiago passage South - 2020
Just a reefed main for steadying and motored all the way. Half day passage😊
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Cruising Mexico
New wet cell house batteries installed - 2020
Yes we got 4 new golf cart LTH batteries that are made here in Mexico.
Here is Arturo's son Armando and Arturo unloading the new batteries from the Bahia de Navidad water taxi. They helped carry away the old AGM batteries and we put them in Arturo's car. We drove over to "Cowboy Automotive" and picked up the new batteries with the old as trade ins. The specs for the old and new batteries are on a previous post.
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Batteries House
New house batteries needed?!?! - 2020
OK it is time!
Our house batteries are toast.
We have had our MASTERVOLT house batteries Part #61002600 for seven years and three months.
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Batteries House
New propane tank fits nicely, thank you s\v Cyclades - 2020
Danny
and Deborah on s\v
Cyclades brought down from the US this propane tank that we purchased. This Worthington Pro Grade 11 lb. Propane Tank is from Amazon.. This new tank fits good.
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Galley,
Propane locker
Tenacatita Mayor's dinghy raft up - 2020
Tenacatita Mayor's dinghy raft up on Friday night. Opening with the Conch shell horns. The mayor (Robert and first lady Virgina on s\v Harmony) opens.the raft up.
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Cruising Mexico
Tenacatita splicing class - 2020
This is Brett from s/v Liahona
He held the "class" at the palapa restaurant on the beach in Tenacatita.
Making a "locked brummel soft shackle" out of Dynema aka Amsteel.
He held the "class" at the palapa restaurant on the beach in Tenacatita.
Making a "locked brummel soft shackle" out of Dynema aka Amsteel.
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Cruising Mexico
Bronze washer, nuts and cotter pin installed on propeller shaft - 2020
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Boat bottom,
Engine
Prop shaft keyway was in question if prop slipped - 2020
There was some question as to whether our prop
had slipped down the keyway towards the end of the shaft?
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Boat bottom,
Engine
Missing Prop Nut and "D" cone zinc anode - 2020
Our prop nut and zinc anode holder is missing!
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Boat bottom,
Cruising Mexico,
Engine
Upper eyebrow varnish sanded, taped and 50-50 coat - 2019
Started off using the DeWalt Random Orbit Sander to get the teak smoothe.
Had to use some coarse sand paper. Then went under the eyebrow to get the leftover stuff that I could not get off with the heat gun.We had used Sikkens Cetol originally and it did good for a lot of years. It was time for a change now though.
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Varnishing
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