Pescaderos heading home at sunrise
by wcameron 
, Tuesday, December 01, 2015, 20:37 (3996 days ago)
edited by wcameron, Tuesday, December 01, 2015, 23:21
As I wander around while most people are still slumbering I try to notice some of the rhythms of like taking place around me. This morning I was watching the traffic jams around the tiny dock available for boats while the Pier is out of commission. As tired as I was I couldn't help but notice the endless number of pangas heading home for the night. But then an almost equal number was heading out of the harbor as well. it made me wonder if the boats do double duty or is it a separate group of boats plying the waters by daylight? Any ideas?
Here is a photo taken at sunrise showing several of the boats heading home.
![[image]](https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5769/23432555086_5e3d811eca_b.jpg)
wardc_151201_0864-Edit.jpg by Ward Cameron, on Flickr
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Pescaderos heading home at sunrise
by Tere , Wednesday, December 02, 2015, 09:39 (3995 days ago) @ wcameron
My husband (a Zihua ex-fisherman) says some of those boats are used 24 hours - one group comes in, changing of the guard, then the second group goes back out. WAY more industrious than I am.
Pescaderos heading home at sunrise
by wcameron , Wednesday, December 02, 2015, 10:20 (3995 days ago) @ Tere
Thanks Tere. I hung out with them as they came ashore today and I could see some of the boats doing a quick turn around and others being pulled up for the day. They do work hard. It's gotta be a tough, challenging way to earn a living - especially if you're out on the water all night.
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Pescaderos heading home at sunrise
by JeffMN 
, Minneapolis MN USA, Thursday, December 03, 2015, 10:23 (3994 days ago) @ wcameron
Beautiful shot!
