2 April 2009
Porpoises
Darusha
Some of the porpoises that have come to visit us, including Bottlenose Dolphins who accompanied us into La Paz.
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dad ensslen says:
dad ensslen says:
thanks for new pictures
glad you looked so alive at islas muertos
islas tortugas, looked more like sea lions than tortugas
poor maps, yes, but there are maps, there are light houses, weather reports, radio communication and all your modern toys to get you safely around. And few totally unknowns for you modern explorers.
thanks
Karen says:
must have been a surreal experience to be accompanied by a school of dolphins! Beautiful!
Chrystia C says:
How wonderful – thanks for sharing…
Chrystia
Sonya says:
Wow! I can’t wait to show Conrad!
dad ensslen says:
popular, eh?
i do miss our ham, tech, math, physics, computing, etc talks
bon voyage!
dad ensslen says:
Visa til end of May?
North America ‘free trade’ area?
Visas a money making racket? Or a pretense of having a (desirable) law abiding place to visit.
(I like European free trade and open borders. At least Canada and the US should have it and Mexico be given the rules for membership.)
Enjoy your postings and pictures and videos.
Bon Voyage
Fabulous, beautiful.
you’d think they stay away from boats so as not to get hurt and human so they don’t get eaten. But I guess that is what they like to do. Titanic. Arosa Culm. Scream.
you did not pet them? Feed them? Talk to them? Sing to them? teach them tricks? Swim with them? There was that Edmonton young lady trainer in Vancouver or Victoria that got played with to death…
Thanks and thanks