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Ensenada at the head of Bahia de Todos Santos is a Port of Entry into Mexican waters and is about 65 n.m. from San Diego. Marina Coral greeted the Taco Runners with a banner and provided convenient International Arrival or Entrada Internacional at a small location near the marina. They presented a streamlined clearance process …
Turtle Bay residents helping with our dinghy. Turtle Bay is the halfway point on the Baja between Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas. The bay is huge and can safety anchor a couple hundred boats in 20 to 30 feet. We Taco Runners are sharing the bay with the Baja Ha Ha rally flotilla, a group …
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Marina del Rey; heading out to meet Al in Venice BeachAlison, Kevin, me and Scott Traveling the coast of California has been awesome. The cruise to Marina Del Rey was a “short” day cruise from Channel Island where we stayed close to shore. We were traveling with Red Rover N55, Alison and Kevin Jeffries and …
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Epoch N4717 You live on a BOAT? Can you walk around on the boat? How do you cook? Is sleeping on the boat a challenge? How do you find your way? Are you cold? Is it like a cruise ship? Like on the ocean? Some of our family and friends have been to the boat, …
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250 n.m. south of Turtle bay is Magdalena Bay. We anchored in Man of War Cove for a few days rest and to wait out a predicted tropical weather depression, later named Raymond. Magdalena Bay is huge, 25 miles NW to SE and 13 miles E-W. The bay is rimmed by 2 elongated islands, Isla …
Isla Cedros Here we are on the Pacific Ocean 28oN, 55oW anchored on the east side of Isla Cedros, a big volcanic rock of an island (21 miles long) in Mexico. We are traveling as the Nordhavn Taco Runners with Alison and Kevin on Red Rover N55, Lisa and Alec on Audrey Mae N57, Jeff …
Sunset on the Pacific Bahia San Quintin was our first overnight as the Taco Runners, a 15 hour run (110 n.m.) from Ensenada. We left Ensenada in the afternoon, traveling overnight so we could arrive at the anchorage in daylight. The bay is a 5-mile-wide crescent shaped anchorage south of a 10-mile-long sand bar. The …
Today we are in Crescent City, in northern California waiting for weather to travel south to Mexico, joining the Taco Run in San Diego! We are traveling with another Nordhavn, 5505 named Red Rover, friends Alison, Kevin, Zoe and little Max. On board Red Rover are Laura and Kevin of Slowboat fame. Trinidad Bay Header …
The Adventures of Little Fish 