Ramblings of Rick Rockhill. Pet Food Nutrition Industry Veteran. Public Speaker. Student of life, doing what I love. Following my passions and that which inspire me. Advocate for the health benefits of the human-animal bond, animal nutrition, animal advocacy, awareness of prescription drug abuse and the fentanyl crisis. Home is Palm Springs, California, USA.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Mexican Riviera Cruise, Day 3: Cabo San Lucas
We started the morning by chartering a private tour in a glass bottom boat. We saw thousands of fish swimming, from tang, sardines, yellowtail, and many others. We went right up to Lovers Beach, and all those famous rock formations of Cabo, so famously photograhed. We went within a few feet of a group of sea lions, who were sunbathing on the rocks. I'm sorry that I can't share any photos...this internet connection is really bad. I've tried to upload more photos but it just won't cooperate. When I return I'll get them up here.
above left: The "Window to the Pacific", and above right: Sea Lions sunbathing on the rocks
above: Later, while walking in town, I stumbled across a place called "The Giggling Marlin" that I thought was cute.
above: we ate lunch at a GREAT place called "Panchos", which was very clean, had good food and good service. Check out the musician on the left...he was wearing a HUGE FAKE moustache!
above: back on the ship, enjoying a glass of wine at The Wheelhouse Bar.
Dr Wang at Sea
Day three: Cabo San Lucas looks beautiful from my balcony. It was a very interesting day for me. When he returned from his day ashore, Rick brought me to one of the top side outdoor bars overlooking the pools. From my position on the bar, I could see the sun setting on the horizon on the ocean, which was so beautiful. I watched a few passengers swimming in the pool below, wow, what we say down below the surface really is true: White Men Can’t Dance OR Swim! I'm hoping to catch a show tonight, I hear one of the shows has a mermaid in it....
-Dr Wang
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5 comments:
those sea lions look adorable! what a trip you are having. I'm so jealous...
oh what fun!! looks amazing!
smiles, bee
Thank God the weather is cooperating to enjoy your time off the ship. In comparison to those ten-gallon hats, the sombrero you have on looks like it's about 40 gallons. ;-)
nice bonnet!
Miss Bee- It has been a fun time, so far. good weather, fun times, new friends, etc. So gald you stopped by to say hello. We're already looking to see what cruise to book mext!
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