Mileage:  74,841

Malarrimo RV Park Guerrero Negro, Mexico

During the night we heard gusty wind and rain.  By morning, dense clouds clung to the mountaintops. 

We left Bahia de los Angeles with Brian and Carol in the lead.  We traveled at a comfortable pace with the road curling up and over the mountains and toward the coast. 

We turned again onto Mexico 1 and the road longer and straighter, though still very narrow.  When tractor trailers passed the RV in front of us, we could see that there was just a foot of space between the mirrors.  We suddenly came upon this huge amount of water in a wash. 

We passed into Guerrero Negro at the 28^th Parallel.  This is the border between Baja California and Baja California Sur.  We had to go through an agricultural inspection station where we expected that they might take our fruits and vegetables and where we might be required to present our travel documents.  They fumigated our tires, charged us 20 pesos, and allowed us to pass through. 

Once we were settled in at the Malarrimo RV Park, Carol and I set out to find the lavanderia so that we might wash our clothes.  For 135 pesos, I was able to do 2 loads of laundry. 

The four of us ate dinner tonight at the hotel restaurant.  I had delicious scallops in an herb and butter sauce and Tim had a steak.  We enjoyed our meal but even more so we enjoyed our company.

We are looking forward to our whale watching trip tomorrow!