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Frank
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Mood: Is it time to leave yet?
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Ok so what type of donations are needed? I understand school supplies and kids clothes, but what else? I dont want to bring sand to the beach.
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Sharksbaja
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Be good, help people
Children please, others are watching...... take a breath. Everything is good, especially the ability to help others in need. Stay true. Stay focused.
Stay tuned.
Jr apologized and thats cool. I hate inuendo too.
Thanks to all you Nomads who give. It's a common denominator of the blessed. Be proud of your fellow philanthropist.
Frank has a good point. Does it help to research whats needed where?
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Bedman
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Jr..please chack your U2U's.
Bedman
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jrbaja
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Bedman
Got it and thanks again.. On Foreign tourists, living in Rosarito and being in many parts of Baja a lot, I see a lot of tourists. Busloads of them at
my Titanic exhibit! Some were from foreign countries, some were from different parts of Mexico.
And since I am so bad at knowing nationalities and languages, I broke them up into two groups. Foreign tourists (from outside of Mexico) and local
tourists ( who's language I recognize) from Mexico.
Although I live in Mexico and am not a tourist, I felt funny calling Mexicans tourists in their own country, even if they were from D.F. or Chiapas
and truly were tourists here.
( Baja is a huge vacation spot even for Mexicans and non nomads,) believe it or not.
So, I eliminated the tourist part with the Mexicans and the rest of you are foreign tourists. No matter where outside of Mexico you are from. Not
really an insult, but I bet some people on here have ears that turn red when they read it.
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jrbaja
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Frank
It depends on where you go. Most of the beach communities already have a huge amount of things coming in from the gringos that are filling these
places up. I would say that in the rural beach communities, fish hooks and line, medicines like hydrogen pyroxide, stomach remedies, aspirin (for
heart stuff) and antibiotics were the most asked for.
Tarps, ropes, nails, screws, hand tools, are also badly needed in all the rural areas. Safety glasses in the mountains, sunglasses at the beach
communities.
Shoes and boots, jackets, blankets, tents.
I gotta go so I'll get back to you on this.
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