Marina Coral in Ensenada.  This is the first stop south of San Diego for many power boats.  

Porpoises jumping off our bow on the way south.

The fuel dock at Turtle Bay.  This bay is about 1 NM in diameter and fairly well protected.  It is 375 NM south of San Diego and 480 north of Cabo San Lucas. 

Heather K. med-moored to the end of the dock and taking on fuel at Turtle Bay.  The meter is in the little box under the sign.  The green fuel hose is draping into the bay.

Taking a ride across Turtle Bay in our new dinghy.

The anchorage at Turtle Bay.  Heather K. is behind the black hull in the left center.

Greg Osgood, Assistant Mate, pumping fuel from one of two 55 gallon barrels into the main fuel tanks.  With the extra fuel we have a range of 700 NM at 10 kts.  We are anchored in Pta. Abreojos.

This is the other end of the hose coming from the transfer pump.  The copper pipe nozzle sits in the fill neck of the 300 gallon port fuel tank.  There is also a 300 gallon tank on the starboard side.

Shrimper with nets and dive plates in San Juanico where we anchored for the night.

Wind Power Systems for San Juanico