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Daily JournalSpirit of AdventureDay 4 - Photo Journal |
 Our morning started with a geological exploration.  The Islands geology dates back to the birth of the San Andreas Fault. There are so many neat rocks and minerals to find.  We have no idea what this is. But it stood out amongst the conglomerate rock. |
 Kim collects quartz agates amongst the rocks.  A small deposit of Selenite crystals. |
 Kendra explores the physiology of a dead pelican.  It was easier getting onto the beach than getting off.  The afternoon takes us on a huge adventure. |
 We were hoping to access the mangrove lagoon at high tide.  Not so much so we "portaged" across the little embankment. |
 Once in the lagoon it was pretty amazing.  A lone Pelican attracts our attention. |
 Didn't realize Pelicans could dance or maybe it was "flashing" us!  We start to meander through the canals. |
 Life in the mangrove is very abundant.  A Blue Heron squawks and flies away. |
 Sponges, hydroids and seaweed grow around the roots.  Schools of fish swim by.  White Ibis (left), Snowy Egret, (middle) and 2 young White Egrets (right) feed during the low tide. |
 Our last sunset at sea. |
| Day 5 was a pretty laid back day we headed into La Paz, checked into the hotel and spent the rest of the day shopping. |
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