Gulf of Nicoya Sailors

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Comment by PCarrico on April 27, 2009 at 9:11am

Darn swine flu seems to be having an impact on tourism to Mexico.
How are things in Costa Rica?
Hope all is well and everyone stays healthy.
La Pura Vida should keep everyone safe.

Comment by Art Dufresne on March 17, 2009 at 1:02am

Pete, if they are headed down during Easter week (Semana Santa) they will find a country that essentially shuts down and goes to the beach. Roads are clogged and very little service. Most everyone who can afford to leaves the country...but the surf still works! Just tell them to buy their drinks before they shut the bars for the holiday.

Comment by PCarrico on March 16, 2009 at 8:45pm

I've had a few friends and students of mine head to Costa Rica for surfing and some Spring Break action. I'm sure there's a big Pura Vida party all over Costa Rica.

Comment by fabio Lemos on February 21, 2009 at 9:46pm

hey Pete , will let you know before we fly to annapolis in march , see you there .

Comment by PCarrico on February 21, 2009 at 12:11pm

And there was a national news story recently about the world's blue zones where people regularly live to 100 years old. One of them is on the Nicoya Peninsula. It showed a rural town where the people lived off the land, and traveled by walking or riding horses. What was evident was that they were very happy people living la vida pura!

Comment by PCarrico on February 21, 2009 at 12:09pm

Fabio,
estas demasiado occupado con la vida pura?
Me emailes :) antes el viaje por EEUU.
Pete

Comment by Art Dufresne on January 12, 2009 at 6:48pm

I hope everyone is OK after the big temblor last week.

Comment by PCarrico on January 1, 2009 at 10:16pm

Happy New Year to this special group of sailors!
It's finally good and cold here in Annapolis with ice on the creeks this morning.
We're heading to the ski slopes tomorrow. I'll be thinking of you all while I'm zipping down the mountain.
Another question about Puntarenas harbor. Is there a careenage there?
A careenage is a place where boats go at high tide, tie up the boat so it doesn't tip over, and when the tide goes out, that you then can work on the hull.
There seems to be almost 2m of tide to make a careenage work good.
http://www.costaricatides.com/

Comment by fabio Lemos on December 31, 2008 at 11:49pm

my dear friend , just to wish you and all yours , all the best for the 09 , i dont know this guy from Cabo Rico , but i do know very well Daniel fernandez the guy who run the factory in here , so if you need anything from him , just let me know ,

best wishes to you , and happy new year .

Fl.

Comment by PCarrico on December 31, 2008 at 12:58pm

In my ever-growing quest to discover Costa Rica via the internet I started researching Cabo Rico Yachts that are manufactured in Costa Rica.
Sweet boats I might add...
I found a blog from a man named Tor Pinney who's association with Cabo Rico was as the guy who started the US dealership network for Cabo Rico Yacht.
Is Tor known to the sailors in CR?
His blog is http://www.tor.cc/index.html
Any comments on Cabo Rico Yachts?

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