Hanson & Rancho San Luis

Hi Nomads this is a quick trip report,nothing fancy.Prior to my fiasco on the (where is this place thread in question forum).you know the one with no pictures showing,.I decided to go and look for this place. we left San Diego around 8:00am it was a windy day.got to la Rumorosa around 9:05,from there we drove the 36 miles to the Laguna Hanson,some patches of snow where still at the ground.Then we start getting ready to get breakfast

at 10:30 we arrive

breakfast almost ready

We took new blood to this trip so we took them to sightseing around Hanson,and then to see the surroundings.

[Edited on 3-5-2007 by BAJACAT]

Rancho San Luis here we go

we left Hanson to go look for Rancho San Luis around 2:00pmThis Ranch is located two miles from Laguna Hanson,going north,it's sign but forgot tpo take the picture,but here is a picture from the road.the Ranch is only 6.8 miles from main road

The gatekepper at San Luis

1949 Ford I-100

One of the owners Cabins in San luis

The owners are Americans the old owners died and their dauther sold the property, they do not live here they go in and out all the time and they don't like visitorsI was lucky that the caretaker(Hernan) let me take a few pictures.

Our group in the Ranch

We leaving the Ranch

it was a short trip but it was a good one we found the Ranch(San Luis). we hike the cattletrail that goes from Hanson to Guadalupe canyon(well some of it Herna saids it takes about 4 hrs to reach G-canyon.)got to the border(Otay) around 8:00 pm got across in 1 hr,the only thing I regret is that I didn't attend the Mex expo at Del Mar.




Ps this happend to my friend 33miles from Laguna Hanson

The road gets you back from all the abuse

This will be the last picture of this post

Thanks for the pictures. Reminds me of the high desert country in eastern Oregon.