Last of Baja

Handful of photos from our last week on Baja. After a few of the hottest/hilliest days of the trip thus far, we were rescued for a surf timeout by our friends Scotty, Marissa and cat, Fang. They graciously shared their home (pictured below) with a coupla' filthy cyclists for a relaxing stint in San Juanico/Scorpion Bay. Although we threatened to move in permanently, they eventually dropped us where they'd found us and a few long days later we pulled into La Paz where we would board an 18-hour ferry to the mainland. 

4 humans, 2 bikes, 10 bags and a cat. There was a considerable amount of dismantling to make it all fit. 

Aidan and Fang Part I.

Aidan and Fang Part II.

Excited to be out of the saddle for a few days. Really excited.

Corey Menzies photo. Corey subsidizes a portion of his surf travel by selling photos out of his van. 

Another Corey. Given the level of surfing, these were freebies.

Recreation station.

Scotty putting the scorpion in Scorpion Bay.

Uncomfortably close.

Tara playing it cool.

All dressed up to celebrate Mexico's independence.

We've been referring to the sun as the blazing hell ball. Here it is at 7:15AM pushing 85 degrees.

Last of the Sea of Cortez views before crossing over to the mainland.

Las Pocitas homestay. Well, we camped in the driveway anyway. 

Catcus

And lastly, Tuly, our host in La Paz. Infamous in the Warmshowers community for her consistently gracious hospitality.