Isla San Francisco

   Had a great sail to Isla San Francisco (ISF).
Lazy womans sail (jib only).  When we arrived there
was only one other boat but a few pulled in.
The National Geographic boat was there
and their passengers were kayaking all over.
That evening they had a Beach Party complete
with tiki lights and beach chairs.  I think those
guys treat their passengers pretty well. And
well they should for $1,000.00 a Day.
  Just another beautiful beach.  The water was
still a bit cold but so inviting. I swam a bit

but my sister is a fish and 

cannot stay out of the

water long.

    We hung and the next
day headed up the
mountain to see what
we could see. We parked the dinghy
on the beach and left it anchored.
I don't have wheels so I have to
leave it in the water.  It was warm
and we had some problems
finding the path but all went well and
we climbed.  The vegetation here is

very different but equally as beautiful
in it's own way. We were headed
up to look for whales and whale spouts.
We were not disappointed.  They
could be seen off in the distance. We wanted to
get closer but it just didn't happen.
 

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Jasdip at Anchor

Jasdip (just another swell day in paradise).