Morning in Mexico

These pictures were taken across the estuary at our campground at 6:45 in the morning. (Did you know you can double click on the image to see a larger picture?) The sunshine provides an auspicious beginning to our first full day in Mexico. We plan to get in a run this morning, then go into Ensenada for most of the day, including a visit to the Fish Market, the largest in Baja, to buy our dinner. Then we’ll come back out this way where 6 miles down the road is La Bufadora, (a site of distinction), a blowhole where water shoots high in the air at the beach. Tomorrow if we stick to the plan, we’ll drive down the road 120 miles to San Quentin. We were supposed to have Wi-Fi here at this campground, but after being told three different versions of “ later, maybe”, we went to bed at 10PM. We will try to post the last two days entries at an internet café in town. Maybe we’ll have WI-Fi here tonight, but we’re not going to count on it. Here are questions we’ll try to answer for you in the coming weeks: Are large numbers of dogs and cats everywhere in Baja? Do the dogs bark ALL night long, everywhere, or just here?