June 1 – 2, 2013
At Isla Coronados we caught back up with Sweet Dreams and Fluenta, but it was bittersweet because we also said good-bye to them for the summer. But on the bright side, we also made some new friends on SV Resilience.
Logbook – June 1, 2013 (Isla Coronados)
Daily Notes
- Algae bloom – pea-green water @ Isla Coronados
- Science school on the beach with Jim & Beth (Marine Biologists sv Resilience)
- Boys skurfing & swimming on Exodus
- Fluenta kids here for movies, no-bake cookies, & minecraft
- D – Kayak to west beach – nice for running. Met Lisa (sv Gypsy) & her dog
- T – fixed macerator, mounted wifi antenna






Email to family and friends dated June 1, 2013
Subject: Hi
We sadly said goodbye to Gary and Marsha yesterday but fortunately we caught up with 3 other kid boats up at Isla Coronados so that eased the boys’ melancholy moods. The parents on one of the boats that we hadn’t seen since La Paz are both Marine Biologists and this morning they are conducting “school” for all the kids exploring and discussing the diversity of life in the water here. Brenden was super excited. We also met a new kid boat down in Agua Verde with 2 boys aboard 8 and 12 yrs old and they will also be staying in the sea this summer so we won’t be the only kid boat! (Most people don’t stay here during the summer, they leave their boat somewhere and go home and then come back in the fall. That’s what most of the kid boats are doing.)
Love and miss you all.
-D.
Logbook – June 2, 2013 (Isla Coronados)
Daily Notes
- Said goodbye to Sweet Dreams
- Beach excursion to SW beach w/ Fluenta kids. D- run
- Dinner on Exodus w/ Resilience & Fluenta















Email to family and friends dated June 3, 2013
Subject: Headed to PE
We are heading into Puerto Escondido for a couple days for laundry and wifi. Should be new photos going up on Facebook today or tomorrow. Our kid boat gang has totally disbanded since they are all leaving their boats and going home for the summer. We said good-bye to the last one this morning. But we have recently met 2 other kid boats… one is staying until the end of June and the other is staying for the summer like us, so we won’t be the only kid boat in the sea this summer.