No satellite connection thus no trip report for a while. Waited out approx. 8 days of enhanced trades w/ strong breeze to high-20s/low 30s when daily squalls passed over. Had a few days of sun & calm water when the snorkeling was excellent. Very crowded everywhere, about 200 boats just in the western San Blas. And this is Early Season. Exited San Blas 3/24, backtracked to Isla Linton for fuel loading & seashell collecting - both successful - 3/25-3/27 (this a.m.). Now in Portobello for intense Internet work on shore plus a bit of provisioning. Weather looks good for an imminent departure for Mexico - maybe Tues., 3/29. More to follow. m
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