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| Colourful, rusty old fishing boats in the harbour |
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| We visited a boatyard that was across the bay from Marina Seca. This one was a short walk from downtown |
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| What could be better than working on your boat in a pleasant Mexican boatyard...well...how about afternoon cocktails while at anchor in a secluded bay?....ah...but first the work. |
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| Hard to tell if these are daily drivers or not. Let's put it this way...if you got an invite to head out...would you go? |
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| The panga fishermen coming in from the days work |
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| Men, kids, outboard motors, fish and hungry birds |
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| The nice road and walkway, just past where the panga boats were on the beach |
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| I guess this is one way to deal with used tires. It makes for a soft place to leave your boat at night |
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| There is always a chore for a commercial fisherman |
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| This little beach side hovel is actually a residence. I guess the family also keeps a watch on the boats and gear. |
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| Lots of VW's ...they built them in Mexico until 2003. I can't remember what the "Canada" store sold...or why it was called that. |
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| I called this "The school bus from hell"...coming up for another load...This is in the desert, on the drive between Guaymas and San Carlos |
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| Outdoor boxing school. Very well attended, very well behaved students |
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| Bill and Miriam at work on Moon Hunter |
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| A little spit and polish maintenance on the past leaders |
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| Old style amusement park rides |
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| Nice custom Bug |
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| Bill inspecting another project boat in the yard. This one looked like a Gilligan style "S.S. Minnow"...and needed a ton of woodwork...the owners seemed determined to make it float agian |
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