Huatulco Days

This is the view (downward) from one of the lots for sale in the bay; Randy and I call it "our lot". Someone has set up a massive development with street lights, electricity, water ... everything.

Here I am on "our lot". In front of me is the ocean and behind, the marina

Another view from our lot. You can see it's an arid climate here in Huatulco...but that doesn't mean it isn't humid. At 6 pm at night we are at 85% humidity and 75 degrees.

This is a shot of Marina Chahue where we are moored until we blast off for El Salvador. Our new neighbours Bill and Jean from "Mita KuuLuu" have written and produced a fabulous guide to El Salvador from the Bahia del Sol perspective. They can be found at SVmitakuuluu.blogspot.com

This is Maggie, the 18 year old boat cat from Effie who I cared for while Mac and Alan toured Oaxaca. She is a gem and we lover her. We have two other boat cats in the marina; one who rules the docks and stalks pelicans and the other who stays on deck on her leash.

Tomorrow we are driving to Oaxaca. We are staying in the Francia Hotel for $500 pesos per night. We are going to drive up to Villa de Etna to see a 17th Century monastery where part of Nacho Libre was formed. It's the only way Randy will take in any culture.