La Paz is a lovely, welcoming city with unique and changing sites around every corner. We have settled into a winter routine here: listen to the morning net, dinghy ride ashore to have coffee at the cruisers club, run a few errands and fill the day with projects.
The sailboat Orion has a boat T-shirt that is shared with guests. (See photos of Cathy and Mike below.) The poem on the back about sums up how many cruisers feel about La Paz:
ORION of the Sea of Cortez
ORION
Tease me
Pinch me
Squeeze me
Hug me
Please me
Kiss me
La Paz me
Enjoy our daily view:
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| View from anchorage #1. We moved after first major wind event! Too many boats, too close! |
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| Street musician we found on a walk through a neighborhood. |
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| Sunset view from anchorage #2. Boats better spaced; magote sand spit to the right and town to left. |
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| The circus is in town -- so drive around with a tiger to promote the Big Top! |
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| The Big Party is fast approaching -- the banners are going up & the malecon is being fixed up. |
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| Easy bird watching on the low tides |
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| Looking out to the magote from ashore. We are anchored out there somewhere! |
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| Sharing sundowners with the local dolphin pod! We can hear them through the hulls at night. |
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| Cathy -- our host from Orion during sail boat race on Sunday. Bring on the sunscreen! |
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| Captain Mike -- Let's Have Fun! |
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| Approaching the start of the race -- almost 20 boats participated in light winds and flat seas. |
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| Strutting with Colors Flying |
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| Good Karma Flag |
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