The La Paz Waltz and A View From The Top
Greetings fellow humans,
There is something called the La Paz Waltz. It’s a cheeky way of describing how different boats swing at anchor here in La Paz, Mexico. The music starts when strong wind and current oppose each other. While dancing is fine, kissing is a bit more risque. My neighbors this past Sunday were at it. They may have been smooching. It was a little difficult to tell from my angle, but they were close enough to be suspect. Not that I’m a puritan, but Sampaguita doesn’t want her delicate parts fondled in the anchorage.
No, I didn’t acquire a drone. I’m too old school for that, plus their invasive nature (and now common use in warfare) creeps me out. This is from atop of Sampaguita’s mast. I went up on a calmish, low current day to inspect before heading into the sunset. Everything looks as it should. I use a Top Climber to ascend and descend, allowing me to go it alone. It gets easier and less daunting the more you do it. Relaxing at the top in fairly calm water affords a moment for video. And Sampaguita’s top is only 31 feet up.
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Sailing With Josh 
You are funny! Love it.
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Funny lookin’!
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What an adventurer you are Josh! Andy and I watched the Port Townsend to Alaska documentary last night, of course made me think of you! Where you started from, where you are now and what you’ve seen that I never will, again what an adventurer!!
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