The night was a bit rolly off and on. We did not move much from the spot we stopped in last night, but there were some periods of pretty solid rolling.
After breakfast, we read for a bit, then around 10 am got the kayak down, locked up the boat and went ashore. We planned to hike the “trail” to the other side Bahia San Gabriel. Somewhere we read that there was a trail across. Well it is desert, and there is not much in the way of undergrowth. So, not incredibly hard to walk across. But, lots of thistles and burrs. We walked for a couple of hours had lunch in the middle somewhere and then walked back to the kayak, had another snake and went back to the boat. We took some good pictures of the boat from all four sides. Once aboard, we started the generator and got showers.
Tomorrow we will be heading back to La Paz. Hopefully, there will be a slip or at least a dock available for us to tie up to. With the outboard not working, we would have to take the kayak ashore if we were going to go. This means wet butts, and having to take shoes ashore in the dry bag etc.
As a reminder, you can see where we are physically at, and what our track has been since we left San Diego October 30, 2019 here:
https://forecast.predictwind.com/tracking/display/Make_Me_Laugh_Again
