Lesbian Pirates of Baja · video

What this video covers

Life at anchor near Posada in Baja Mexico centers on provisioning runs, boat maintenance, and shore excursions. Yona cleans the boat's bottom hull in chilly water, using a screwdriver to clear a through-hull fitting.3:35 A produce run yields bananas, pineapple, lettuce, spinach, and tomatoes, sourced through a contact named Gail.2:02 The crew also stops to buy braided garlic in the small town of San Jose de Magdalena.5:41 On a windy day, they join the Baja Happy Hiking Group, led by Franz, for a hike to a swimming hole at San Jose de Magdalena, looking back from the trail at the anchorage at Posada.4:43 Engine reliability is a minor concern — the crew expresses hope the engine starts before motoring out for provisions.0:51 The overall picture is a routine week of anchored liveaboard life in Baja: underwater hull work, local food sourcing, and land-based activity when conditions push the crew off the boat.

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