The Truth About Mexico

Many American and Canadian cruisers go no further than our neighbor to the South, Mexico, for great cruising, diving, fishing, and living among a warm and welcoming population.

So many uninformed and fearful Americans dismiss Mexico as a destination and never learn about the great place that it really is. We’ve traveled (via automobile beach camping–not cruising) along Baja and mainland Mexico’s west coast and found the sites, towns, people, food…pretty much everything to be wonderful. For cruisers, besides all the great cruising-related stuff, another wonder of Mexico is their health care system–low cost and excellent service available to the Mexican people and foreigners alike. Here’s a link about Mexico’s success in putting in place a national healthcare program. And here’s another link to a great online source of info about Mexico–written by ex-pats who are there now: The Truth About Mexico

The Truth About Mexico!

Repost: A Momentary Lapse of Reason

People often say that buying and restoring an old wood boat requires one to set aside all logic. The same can be said for living and voyaging on a sailboat as well. So, in doing both, we seem to have had a several-years-long “lapse of reason” but that’s OK, because our moments are now filled with many, many reasons to have taken the plunge.

There comes a moment, almost every day, when I look around the boat–seeing something about the boat, the waterscape, the landscape beyond and I think “this moment is the reason we’re here; it is priceless.” Here, as in, voyaging on a sailboat, to be exact THIS old, 1931 schooner. Priceless, as in, beyond value. It sounds trite, or silly maybe to someone reading this blog. But it it true for me.

Link to the original post here

Life aboard Mahdee.

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