OMG, you have to snorkel off Cabo coast. The water is warm, the fish are astounding. Lots of tours to multiple places, usually with snacks and beer on board.
I know what you’re going thru due to snow blower problems Many years ago had to do same as you… had to find a snowblower mechanic to fix it… but it taught me a valuable and painstaking lesson after having to also shovel snow for hours … he told me to always have the snowblower “tuned up” in October so the old fuel and oil can be emptied and replaced, and if necessary, have the carburetor fixed. Luckily I am a good student and I’ve had that mechanic come every October since and that snowblower starts up right away and saves this old body from all the aches and pains I used to suffer from … but still feel!!! Ouch, Ooh, Ouch, Ouch… where’s the Ben Gay!!!
@Patachou I had a complete tune up done at the end of Sept. Who know why it did’nt work? The mechanic said the carberator was super clean and was unsure why it died and would not re-start (Murphy’s Law) I had total knee replacement done 8 months and 12 days ago with constant knee pain of 8 out of 10. My knee held up pretty good until I thawed out in the house and my pain was 10+ out of 10. We got snow forcasted for Friday and and wind chill of -10 degrees for Saturday. My wife says there are only 6 more Saturdays till Spring. Then it’s time to have the mechanic tune up the Scag lawn mower. It’s a vicious circle.
We lived in Buckeye Az, from ‘14 to ‘ 18, perfect weather All season Long. When the weather started heating up to the mid 80’s in February, w started with…”Man is it hot”, Reply “Yeah, but you don’t have to shovel it!” We do miss Az.
I was so hoping again the winter temps would rise high enough to be and stay in a nice 40s 50s range in upstate NY.But no, planet warming has failed us again this year,bummer.
I live in NC so Phil doesn’t predict my winter lol. The groundhog that lives down below our barn didn’t come out till the afternoon, by that time it was cloudy lol
Many years ago had to do same as you… had to find a snowblower mechanic to fix it… but it taught me a valuable and painstaking lesson after having to also shovel snow for hours 
… he told me to always have the snowblower “tuned up” in October so the old fuel and oil can be emptied and replaced, and if necessary, have the carburetor fixed. Luckily I am a good student and I’ve had that mechanic come every October since and that snowblower starts up right away and saves this old body from all the aches and pains I used to suffer from … but still feel!!! Ouch, Ooh, Ouch, Ouch… where’s the Ben Gay!!! 
and bad luck 
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