Andi made us a canopy to keep off the sun and keep the boat cooler. We used a cheap tarp since this was our first effort, but it does a great job. Stay tuned, I gotta go to a party.
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When you retire, you hope to do something enjoyable with the "golden years". Below you will find logs of journeys from California to Spain in Saeta, a 41' sailboat - and reports of adventures living in Spain and playing flamenco. Go back to the early months for the sailing reports. Also, check out our website http://www.sailingflamenco.com
About Me
- Richard Black
- Richard Black - I spent 20 years working with juvenile delinquents in Los Angeles. Then formed my own business designing sailboats and finally ended up in design for Civil Engineering. I have 2 children and 4 grandchildren. All my life I have performed flamenco as a guitarist and singer. I am now living in Spain where I can do a bit of writing and dedicate myself to flamenco....
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- On the way to Puerta Vallarta
- Santa Cruz old-home week
- You didn't know she was THIS famous, did you?
- Could you refuse to buy a rose from her?
- Wow - do we love Mazatlan!
- Mazatlan
- Can it be this good?
- Caleta Partida and then on to Mazatlan
- Getting high in La Paz
- Farewell dinner In La Paz
- On from Cabo
- Andi's canopy
- The start of leg 2 from Turtle Bay
- Andi on dawn watch
- Turtle Bay beach party
- Olive Oyl and Popeye in San Diego
- Here's the dorado we caught
- On to Cabo San Lucas
- Bahia Santa Maria
- Viva Mexico
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