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Apr13

Meandering the Happy Coast

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Meandering. It’s the only word that comes to mind to explain our cruising pursuits of the few last months. Not too many sea miles, with more time at anchor and dockside to...

Apr13

Land & Sea with Rik & Lewjean

Posted on Apr 13 by

Onboard guests are one of the many pleasures of cruising, especially those with previous sailing experience. They serve as experienced hands, truely appreciate the lifestyle, and...

Apr13

Things You Can Buy in Mexico

Posted on Apr 13 by

Memories and Momentos – Easily captured in the crafts and kitsch available from the stalls of the many family vendors that line the streets of the coastal villages. Shopping for...

Apr03

The French Baker & Cruising Cuisine

Posted on Apr 3 by

Waking up to our French Baker If it wasn’t enough that we found ourselves in the marina of a 5-star resort hotel in Bahía de Navidad, we learned that fresh baked treasures...

Mar20

Street Meat & Other Delights

Posted on Mar 20 by

Eating street-side is common, in fact very common and is best for a quick lunch or late afternoon snack. Most restaurants along the coast are likely havens for gringo tourists and...

Mar13

So What Does it Cost?

Posted on Mar 13 by

There is an expectation that living in Mexico can stretch one’s pesos a little further. True to a degree, but like anywhere it requires knowing what to buy where. Provisioning...

Mar04

The Dog Days of Mexico

Posted on Mar 4 by

Given our traveling lives have become sporadically stationary, it gives way to turn our focus to such topics as life on the street for the local canine community. Never with a paw...

Mar04

Cooking with Lime Juice

Posted on Mar 4 by

Never in my wildest imagination did I think that I would be eating or fixing Ceviche. You may ask what is ceviche? Yum – it is a raw seafood salad – that is not exactly...

Feb27

The Life of Cabbage

Posted on Feb 27 by

CABBAGE or el repollo – and what you can do with this food that we seem to find in abundance here in Mexico. It is inexpensive, good for you and lasts for weeks on board. You...