Jacaranda Journey
with SV Windarra who are heading to Chile
Beautiful sunset at sea
The paddle steers the boat with just the wind
Automated Identification System helps us navegate
Our anchorage was around the other side away from the village
Just outside of Panama City
That's a lot of red blips!!
Called the "Dubai of the Americas"
The buildings disappearing in the downpour
We almost disappeared in the rain (Photo: Nancy Jones)
Dangerous Dinghy Dock
The dangerous dinghy dock at Las Brisas anchorage
La Playita is another anchorage good in north winds; but the speeding pilot boats mean you can get pooped at anchor.
High priced option
Festooned for Christmas
Afternoon downpour at Albrook Mall
Las Brisas and La Playita in the lower left corner, BYC at center left near the bridge
At the Pacific entrance to the Canal
This is the entrance to the Canal from the Pacific side - BYC is to the right
Moorings in front of the Bridge of the Americas which is the Panama Canal entrance
Walkway from the shore to the office and water taxi
Jacaranda is dwarfed by a freighter
Another wall of color sliding past us into the Panama Canal
Ship exiting the Canal
Bringing provisions to the freighters
Bringing back lots of stuff to the US
Surrealist painter and art professor, friend of Linda's from the Florence Academy of Art, Italy
by Carrie Ann Baade
The large rail is the empty one on the left
Tying into the rail to lift Jacaranda out of the water for bottom paint
Chuck, Linda, Sandino and Jacaranda with new bottom paint
Jacaranda back in the water after our haulout
