Ahoy,
cruising along a beautiful stretch of coast or between islands, finding a remote anchorage and settling in a new spot is absolutely the best about living on a sailboat.
You are excited and curious what the spot has to offer and can't wait to explore shore..

We found one of those spots and were extreemly happy because it was just before we planed to haul out ZERO again. So it was our last anchorage before we would stay in a dirty dusty place full of boatwork and broken dreams..

That we ran out of propane on the passage across the sea of Cortez just added the extra touch of Robinson Crusoe feeling. Peparing our meals on a bonfire, hiking and climbing up to the hilltops forgetting about what was waiting for us..

enjoy this trip to cruisers heaven @sailing ZERO ..


Aloha
fay + christian


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when you leave port

to sail to a new destination even though

it's not a long distance

you feel the excitement creeping up your

veins

you clear the boat check provisions

study charts and weather

and decide on a course to sail it's an

awesome feeling and it never gets off

the routine you follow and then pull

anchor

and set sails

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in our case it wasn't just zipping over

to the next bay

we wanted to cross the sea of cortex

sounds dramatic but it's only about 130

nautical months

so an easy overnight of us

but you never know what will happen

the wind from the south and our

destination to the south

east we had to stick as close as

possible to the wind

probably even checking yikes

we were healing big time partly with a

tow rail on the water

and yep definitely missed the right time

to reef

again

we changed sales but stick to our course

and yes

we needed to tag to make more self

but with the wind easing for the night

we sailed peacefully into another

beautiful

sunrise

we arrived in a beautiful bay called

caleta amara close to san carlos mubaras

after our arrival we wanted to go shore

as fast as possible

we needed some land under our feet and

this was definitely the right spot

to go for a hike

in complete loneliness we hiked on top

of the closest mountain to enjoy this

stunning view

we were impressed by the huge diversity

and green nature

you can think what you want

this was one of the greenest spots in

mexico so far

and a crazy looking spider here and

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there

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birds are absolutely admirable to have

this view

all day long for themselves

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back home but without any propane left

we decided to have a spontaneous

let's do a bonfire bonfire

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i think it will be really big

bird baby yeah

fresh ingredients taste so much better

cooked on a fire

it's the special taste in the atmosphere

which adds up to a beautiful night

that's so nice i can't believe it

potatoes are over there some fish later

yummy

we enjoyed these nights to the fullest

though we knew

zero would be dry again a couple days

later

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cheers

wow

this is so awesome here made another

fire

day number two and today we had fresh

fish i just

speared some fish today and we are

baking bread

we had some potatoes and broccoli

for sure we have some pork one

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what an awesome place there's plenty

more firewood here

and there's nobody else around yeah it

works great who needs propane huh

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hey sleepy

over there with all the mess so that's

the boat yet

so we just got across the bay

we sailed into wymas just yesterday came

down we were pretty lucky to get some

westerly winds

that was really nice it's summer now the

bay has a little more water

it is kind of shallow here in the wymas

bay but

we are anchoring in 12 to 13 feet right

now

and i think the rest of the bay is

mostly 15 16 feet

uh if i remember right it's getting a

little shallow over there close to the

boat yard and there's some reefs left

and right from

the travel lift dock so you got to be

careful with that

i'm kind of curious how many people are

still there from i know from the last

time

this was in 2014 2015 so it's quite a

few years back

but we will know in a few moments

after almost three years in the water

xero needed definitely some work

so let the work begin

it's getting shallow

it was no fun at all

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hey

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you can actually still read broken

rudder

16.

we started to build our camp and were

motivated to begin with the work

especially the hull needed a lot of

attention

and we had no idea how much work was

actually ahead of us

but this is another story to tell

all our time baby work

dusty places no more swimming in the

morning

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oh

it's just me and my boat

it's just

where did you get the ice cream from

i want some too

you