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dabbs and dpwahoo, Welcome aboard!

Nice...need any help?!

Welcome, guys. I'm pretty new here and it's a friendly bunch (for the most part).

We are Dennis and Krystyna. 35 year Teamster, close to retirement, home in Victorville and La Mision, BCN. Fish longe range out of San Diego for many years, and golf some. Driven to BCS a few times, as far south as agua verde. Traveled all over mainland and also Cabo a few times. Will have to sharpen my surf fishing skills. Looking forward to meeting folks in that area, or any areas of baja, for that matter.

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Originally posted by dpwahoo We are Dennis and Krystyna. 35 year Teamster, close to retirement, home in Victorville and La Mision, BCN. Fish longe range out of San Diego for many years, and golf some. Driven to BCS a few times, as far south as agua verde. Traveled all over mainland and also Cabo a few times. Will have to sharpen my surf fishing skills. Looking forward to meeting folks in that area, or any areas of baja, for that matter.

I've never hadany problem with that, but then again,I have nothing to hide.

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fudgypup, Welcome to the forum.

the kids are so great there! They treated us all like celebrities. They thought we were Baja 1000 racers

I practiced my wheelies and would try and do one when we passed them by (safely of course). That, and candy to pass out.

yup, all the kids LOVE bikers here .... talk about being heroes To them, you are celebrities !

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Originally posted by fudgypup the kids are so great there! They treated us all like celebrities. They thought we were Baja 1000 racers I practiced my wheelies and would try and do one when we passed them by (safely of course). That, and candy to pass out.

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Originally posted by rts551 Quote: Originally posted by fudgypup the kids are so great there! They treated us all like celebrities. They thought we were Baja 1000 racers I practiced my wheelies and would try and do one when we passed them by (safely of course). That, and candy to pass out. What no Steekers? Welcome

My buddy Steve had plenty of steekers

BeemerDan, Welcome aboard! "But nothing compares to riding Baja". Yep! You can get lost back in those Baja boonies. And meet some neat people between there and here.

Much safer riding down here than up north

This Grizzley was hit and killed by a motorcyclist last week on Lolo Pass. This is the pass between Lolo, MT and Kooskia, ID. Lolo Pass, elevation 5,233 feet (1,595 m), is a mountain pass in the northern Rocky Mountains on the border between the U.S. States of Montana and Idaho approximately 25 miles (40 km) west-southwest of Missoula, Montana.


The biker spent three days in the hospital! The hog's a wreck!
Lesson learned: Don't go Bear Hunting with a Harley, they don't last but one hunt! BMWs, maybe 2

Last week? Those pictures look very much like some that I saw a few yrs. back. Lolo Pass? Went thru there a few years back during a full blown blizzard.

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Originally posted by durrelllrobert Quote: Originally posted by BeemerDan Hi, Dan here from Wa state, Been down to Baja twice now, both times riding my bike, I'm an avid motorcyclist and have ridden to AK Prudhoe bay, Dempster to Inuvik Canada, and across Labrador to Goose bay, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia etc. But nothing compares to riding Baja IMO, and can't wait to get back down next winter. Been lurking here for a few years and finally got the nerve to post. This Grizzley was hit and killed by a motorcyclist last week on Lolo Pass. This is the pass between Lolo, MT and Kooskia, ID. Lolo Pass, elevation 5,233 feet (1,595 m), is a mountain pass in the northern Rocky Mountains on the border between the U.S. States of Montana and Idaho approximately 25 miles (40 km) west-southwest of Missoula, Montana. The biker spent three days in the hospital! The hog's a wreck! Lesson learned: Don't go Bear Hunting with a Harley, they don't last but one hunt! BMWs, maybe 2

Beemer Dan, welcome to the forum.

The post above about the grizzly has some inaccuracies in it. First of all it did not meet its death from a motocyclist but a collision with a pickup. Second, it happened about a hundred miles east of Lolo Pass.

See HERE for details.

Allen R
P.S. I don't know what this had to do with welcoming new members.

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Originally posted by bufeo Beemer Dan, welcome to the forum. The post above about the grizzly has some inaccuracies in it. First of all it did not meet its death from a motocyclist but a collision with a pickup. Second, it happened about a hundred miles east of Lolo Pass. See HERE for details. Allen R P.S. I don't know what this had to do with welcoming new members.

Look at those claws!!!!! Know what they are used for besides digging termites out of logs??? Ripping up everything and anything that the bear wants to rip!!! houses, barns, other animals, or people---it really does not care which some of the time. Just thinking about his presence makes me very uncomfortable----been there, done that.

I, for one, will not miss it!!!, nor the dinosaurs. (oh boy, now I have done it)

Barry

The internet has stripped us of our real personality, Jorge. We are nothing left but chicken-scratches on a screen.
In a church setting, we would be treated as "appararitions"......voices from a less temporal place, and regarded as instruments of a God....or Gawd.....depending on what you believe....or don't, and probably never will...or won't......something like that.



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[Edited on 4-29-2012 by DENNIS]