Sailaway Sarantium

What to do? Let’s look at the filters… I really should clean the boat as it’s full of reddish brown dust! But that’s boring! I’ll change the fuel filters!

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I’ve been looking (and hopefully learning) at Predict Wind this morning! I have been downloading weather and inputting data for Sarantium to receive optimum sail routes! Present time, crossing the equator looks a bit tricky with very little wind! Wind should increase though for the end of the month… gettin’ excited!

I’ve been looking (and hopefully learning) at Predict Wind this morning! I have been downloading weather and inputting data for Sarantium to receive optimum sail routes! Present time, crossing the equator looks a bit tricky with very little wind! Wind should increase though for the end of the month… gettin’ excited!

And a morning walk…after breakfast…

Now, off to the airport!

…. and what a beautiful neighbourhood she lived in! The Blue House Museum is a must. It was worth the wait! Frida, despite her hard life, made her home into her sanction. Her art collection was diverse, unexpected and full of life. Unfortunately, my phone ran out of juice so I only got a few shots!

Tomorrow, it is time to get back to Sarantium!

I am still waiting for a package from Vela Sailing Supplies in Texas! Apperently it is sitting in a warehouse on the Mexican border. Some say that it may be early signs of the tarif war about to start.

I hope not!

From the top of LatinoAmericana Tower!

Wandering around the streets in the historic district…

… in this little kiosk using charades and drawings of screws. For some reason they thought it was funny and laughed during the whole transaction.

Then we were off to the MUSEO SOUMAYA checking out art collections from all over world! What a building and what great energy!

And tonight, I am doing my taxes…

As Mexico City is offering more than what can be squeezed in in a few days, I’m extending the stay here! Some of the venues, such as the palace with the Diego Murals and Frida Kahlo’s house, need to be booked a few days in advanced.