David K
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David K in L.A. Bay
Hola Nomads!
Just a brief 'hello' to tell you all is fine here. No wind, but no sun either... so we are wearing jackets. The fiesta last night was good fun, and
the dinner at Camp Gecko (featuring Bedman's prime rib) was awesome!!
Today Elizabeth just had her first fish taco, and she is hooked!
We stopped at the Catavina rock art site on the way here(Friday) and BajaGato & Bajaddict pulled in as they were headed north... We all climbed up to
the cave together... Chris tells be they caught 10 halibut at Bahia de San Rafael beach!
Anyway, we picked up some 'Magic Rocks' for the camp fire tonight...
More when I get home... ADIOS from Bahia de los Angeles!
Addition: The whole trip is photographed at http://community-2.webtv.net/boojum1/105
[Edited on 1-5-2005 by David K]
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Capt. George
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Welcome Home
David y Elizabeth,
thanks David, heard from Antonio, all set.
Heading north manana @ 8.....
Hope to be home by Wed. or Thurs....
Have a ball!!!!! george
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Liz barnes
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David & Elizabeth Sorry we missed the Diaz Fiesta. I developed a nasty sinus thing while lighting my paper bag candles in the wind, early on New
Years eve.
Monday we are heading toward Play San Rafael in our dually and new truck box tent, with Eddie the airedale, Tope the coydog and Cole the grumpy old
mini poodle. Hope to meet you both sometime in the future.
Liz Barnes
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David K
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Hello Nomads,
Got home at 1 am Monday morning as I decided to take Elizabeth to see Gonzaga Bay (and Coco's Corner), which ads time to the return trip. We left L.A.
Bay at 11 am Sunday and drove to Montevideo and also made lunch among the boojum trees. The border at Mexicali west at 9 pm was almost 1 hour wait.
Anyway, stay tuned for a complete trip report (it was great) and photos soon, too. It was great seeing so many Nomads and finally meeting PACKODERM,
too!
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bajajudy
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Glad you are back and had a good trip. It's been kinda quiet around here with both you and jr off the board.
Looking forward to hearing more about your trip.
Oh check out my photo that I told you about of the old La Paz road
Que tengas un buen dia!
[Edited on 1-4-2005 by bajajudy]
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surfer jim
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What's with the border nowdays?....is it the holidays or is it just VERY slow ...I took 1 1/2 hours for what is usually 15 minutes crossing...
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Bajagato
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We crossed at 12:30 pm on the 1st at Tijuana and it was the best time we have EVER made at any crossing. 15 minutes!
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