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Loreto – Again

June 9, 2013

We got up early and departed Puerto Ballandra at 7:35 and motored across the channel to Loreto, dropping anchor at about 9:05.  It was a Sunday, so we could go to the Farmers Market, and it was fantastic.  Since the weather was calm, we raised anchor under sail at 18:35 and cruised into the anchorage at Isla Coronados at 20:14.


Logbook – June 9, 2013 (Loreto to Isla Coronados)

Passage Log Highlights

  • 0725 Depart Puerto Ballandra
  • 0905 Arrive Loreto
  • 1835 Depart Loreto
  • 2014 Isla Coronados

Daily Notes

  • Nice day trip to Loreto, Farmer’s market, Orlando’s for lunch, El Pescador (groceries)
  • Raised anchor at Loreto under sail
  • Motored most of the way to Coronados
  • Connected w/ Lady Carolina on SSB – They & Resilience are still at San Juanico

(Edit: Loreto Farmer’s Market was mostly like a swap meet, but there was actually a fresh food market and we stocked up and we were happy.)

(Edit: The SSB radio was starting to be worth the investment.)


Ballandra to Loreto
The inReach is the GPS transponder we use to track our location.  When we lose data either 1) the batteries died or 2) we forgot to turn it on.
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Exodus anchored off Loreto. You can see the volcano on Isla Cornados in the distance
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Chit Chatting while walking along the Malecon
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There’s a handicap ramp but I guess you’ve got to jump the gutter
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Still trailing behind, I wonder what they’re talking about 
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At the plaza (again)
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Walk street in Loreto
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Lunch at Orlando’s. Excellent beer on tap. Mmmmm…. IPA 
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A photo of the Mission without the cheesy bow on the door
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Farmers market spoils

Email to family and friends dated June 9, 2013

Subject: Leaving Isla Coronados

We had a great day in Loreto today. We went to the Farmers Market and they had a fantastic selection of fresh veggies. Most of it was a lot like a swap meet, though, but all we got were veggies. We are anchored tonight at Isla Coronados and we will be heading to San Juanico tomorrow. Thanks to the SSB (Single Side Band) radio nets we’ve been in contact with Lady Carolina (another kid boat that G&M met when they were here) so they are waiting for us there. Gotta love ancient technology.
Love and miss all of you.
-D.


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We stayed the night at Isla Coronados and this is the sunrise before setting sail for San Juanico

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