It's just a matter of a good weather window now before we take off. The weather disturbances in California are sending giant waves south. It looks like sometime midweek, April 7-9, before we take off. All of the problems with auto pilot, cutter, and gennaker are resolved. We have officially signed out of Mexico with Port Captain and are just waiting.
While waiting, we finished all of the projects and are now enjoing ourselves with a self-guided jungle excursion, a visit to Jarretaderas and a rodeo, and once again enjoying the visual sites and sounds of Puerta Vallarta on Easter Sunday. Here's a little photo album (some by Garyn) of our last days in Puerta Vallarta.
JUNGLE TOUR
Raptors
and Reptiles
Jarretederas Rodeo and Enesto's Good Grub
The best part of every rodeo for me are the clowns.
After a late afternoon rodeo, we walked through the Mexican village of Jarretaderas, marveling at the electrical spaghetti and enjoying the best Tortilla Soup in Mexico, ribs, and garlic butter shrimp at Ernesto's Good Grub.
On Easter Sunday, we decided to go into downtown Puerta Vallarta where the tourists, artists, and vendors came together to enjoy a great afternnoon:
Permanent Bronize Sculputres:
Living Artist Posers
Sand Sculptures
Rock Balancers
Artist Vendors
Musicians on the river walk
That's it for now. We are off to do the fresh produce, egg, and meat provisioning. Play time is over.
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