Homeower's Pool Area at Playa de Oro in San Felipe. Adjoining this pool area is a nice eating and drinking place! 

Another part of the Tulum Ruins. After touring the ruins we then went to Xelha, which was a great water area for just about any water sport or swimming. We also stopped at "Princess Cays" island, Jamaica but had to cancel the stop at Grand Cayman as we had a real bad storm in Jamaica which held up about 200 of our passengers which made us running over 12 hours late so the Cruise Co. just cancelled the stop. Everyone was quite unhappy at this cancellation especially since other cruise lines had the same problems but still made each of the ports perhaps a bit late but still made them! The dolphin's were great at Xel-Ha. 

Carolyn in front of a corner watchtower of the Tulum Ruins. Notice the Caribbean Sea in the background. Beautiful setting but alittle humid for us Arizona people! Will post one more picture of the main building in the ruins. It took us about a 45 minute, one way boat ride from Cozumel Island to mainland, then about an hour bus trip to the ruins. 

Carolyn and Roger on Caribbean Cruise Vacation in late April 2005 

Great Cruise

Just got back in Phoenix from Princess Cruise. Had a great time and met alot of wonderful people. Will post a couple of pictures of Carolyn and I at Tulum Ruins which is on mainland Mexico but we actually ported at Cozumel, which is an island off the Caribbean Sea just south of Cancun

This is a beautiful picture looking from South of San Felipe on the beach toward town, of course, at sunset. We will be building directly North of town just between those two pikes about 7 miles. 

Roger and Carolyn's new life in Baja...Come down for a "Clam-bake"! When tide is out you can dig for as many clams as you want to fix that night! (Sorry about Bonnie's shadow in the picture) 

Carolyn sitting around pool area! This area is for homeowner's and guests. Swimming pool, Lap pool and much more! Visit http://www.playadeoro.com for more info on Playa de Oro which is the subdivision where we will be building. Approx 6 miles North of San Felipe and about 1 mile South of El Dorado Ranch, which is a very large development. The El Dorado Golf course is just 1/2 mile from us at 7200 yards is a pretty hard course to play but very beautiful! All greens and fairway grass is of a new type "salt-water" grass. 

Carolyn, Bonnie and Jim walking up beach access to our lot. Seaside bluff is approx 150 feet high will great roadway access which will be gated just behind them sometime this year! 

Carolyn, Bonnie (Daughter) and Bonnie's husband (Jim) standing on the SE corner of the lot. Front of house will face the Sea of Cortez which you can see at the horizon. All common area in back of them so no homes will block our sea views! 

Beach entrance up to our new Baja home which is approx 100 yards up from the beach! 

Beach at low tide approx 100 yards out from our front door! 4-15-05 

Carolyn on San Felipe Baja's beach-4-14-05 

Roger, Carolyn and Elaine Swinehart at Solvang, CA on trip to see the Presidential Libraries! April 5, 2005 

SPLASH!...Surf splashing against the rocks at the motel we all stayed in Mussel Shoals, CA. Beautiful setting with Arco Pumping Station in the background. 

Martin, Bonnie, Carolyn and Roger looking at the ocean from motel at Mussel Shoals. Elaine was taking the picture! This was taken the morning of April 12th, 2005. 

Kevin and Roger flying Cardinal back from St. Johns Arizona March 17, 2005. 10 Pilots met for $ 100.00 donuts on this fly-in. 

Got the itch for Flying Again!

Decided to update my flight medical! Went to doctor last week and passed my 3rd Class Medicial so that after my BFR I can again start flying. Kevin and I have been looking for another airplane in addition to the Cessna Cardinal and the T-34. Weather has to improve alittle for me to get in the BFR. Kevin just took some new pictures of Cardinal and as soon as I receive them I will post!

Nice concrete painting around 8th Ave, Phx house completed today...3/25/2005. Did the garage, south side and rear! Approx 2500' of concrete. First time Jaguar has gotten "rain" on it! 

Flowers from the gang at Lake Havasu City for the great great grandmother