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Eric & Sherrell
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Posted on Tuesday Dec 14, 2010
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The swell was up. We left our super calm yet pungent anchorage in Lazaro Cardenas for surf! Caleta de Campos is supposed to have a nice left break that peels. Since it was only about 35 miles away it seemed like a good roadstead anchorage to try for a couple of nights.
Our trip up was very calm, unusually calm. In fact I even wrote a java program while on the way up here. How geeky is THAT?
We did get to see turtles, dolphins and a strange sludge/slime barrier that we drove happily through. I'll post a video of the adventure when we get internet access again.
Stoked to see a ripping peeling left wave as we worked our way into the bight all I could see were close-outs. That bites.
So we are out of here in the morning. It is a beautiful little spot with a cool beach, but the surf is closing out everywhere. If we wanted to get to shore we'd have to swim it. I know this was a hot "secret" spot for waves, but it isn't working for this swell direction now. Bummer.