Time for another long passage, 51 miles in 9 hours. We left
early in the morning and had a great sail part of the way up here. As we turned
into Concepcion Bay we came across a large pod of dolphins. I still love taking
pictures of them.
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| Hotel California Sailing North at Sunrise |
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| Dolphins |
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| Jumping |
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| Milagro and Coral Rose Sailing |
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| Judy's Shot of Dolphins and Hotel California |
We anchored at Posada with 5 other boats. That evening we
went to Bertha’s Restaurant at Playa El Burro. Dinner was very good. We found
the warm springs on Posada beach and made a little too much noise. The next
day, we heard from the people in the houses above the springs, they could hear everything we said. Ha Ha.
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| Anchoring in Playa Posada |
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| The Dinghy Line Up |
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| Cruisers at Bertha's Restaurant |
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| The Dinghy Raft up In Concepcion |
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| Lot's of food and drinks |
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| Pam, Judy, Mark, Rick, Patsy and Joanne |
The next night, we planned a dinghy raft up out in the bay. About 10 dinghies showed up with way to much food and drinks. Once it got dark, some of us headed over to the warm springs again. That water is HOT!
Monday morning we decided to climb the hill behind Bertha’s
to see the Petroglyphs and the Bell Rocks. We crossed Highway 1 and climbed
down into a ravine. It was up hill from there. It wasn’t too far, just over
rocks and around cacti. We found plenty of Petroglyphs and rang the bell rocks.
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| Petroglyphs on the Rocks |
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| John ringing a Bell Rock. Sounded like a church bell. |
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| Judy, Mark and Pam |
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| El Burro from the hill |
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| Paul creating our whale |
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| Gayle and Paul in their casa |
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| Rick watching Paul work |
On the way back we thought we were going to the teinda in Coyote,
but it wasn’t open. But, we did get to visit Paul the glass blower. He
demonstrated how he makes his designs. It was amazing! Of course we had to buy
a few. Stop by the purple house on the hill and say hi to Paul and Gayle if
you’re in the area.
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