This is Ellie’s favorite thing to do. It’s also her first cattle tank in Mexico.
A little ranch located at the end of a canyon we biked up.
The View of Cabo San Lucas Bay from the COSTCO parking lot
The little things that make life worthwhile
Turtle crossing. No cars allowed
This is hole 6 of the Los Cerritos Beach Golf Course. It has an avid membership that play every day and keep the ‘greens’ in excellent condition.
FORE! People arrive to stay at Los Cerritos Beach as early as October (from Moab) and stay as long as 6 months (Salt Spring Island British Columbia).
There were about 8 whales very close to the shore. We were told they come here to rub the barnacles off.
The whales were only about 50 to 100 feet away. Sandy would have jumped in if the waves hadn’t been so big.
That’s a whale in that wave.
Los Cerritos Beach a surfer’s favorite
Our neighbor Randy, from Sandy, Utah, offered to let us use his Boogie Boards but, alas, it was cold and windy on the appointed day.
There were lots of people with new kinds of equipment which would let them fly over the waves.
Vultures sitting on cactus just like in the movies
Shut up Franks. Next to the Hotel California a big landmark in Todos Santos. We ate burgers and watched a John Wayne movie in Spanish.
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