Back to The Fuel Dock

One of the disadvantages of Pachuca's new location is that we no longer have the convenience of wireless internet access from within Pachuca. I suspect that our future pattern will be an early morning visits to The Fuel Dock for visiting the loo, chatting with friends, and doing our internet work with the free coffee that Carey will generously keep providing to us.

I wear a peak cap to cut down the glare for looking into the laptop screen. In the second photo there is Bill to my left, Wally across the table, and Frank seated behind the bird cage. The third photo is of Wally focused on his breakfast. We looked up and saw Kalua, the Australian-built 1946 Colin Archer berthed next to Pachuca, sailing out in company of a black-hulled schooner.