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[*] posted on 5-8-2016 at 11:55 AM


really beautiful shots!




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[*] posted on 5-8-2016 at 12:43 PM


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Quote: Originally posted by David K  
I hope you have more photos to add... because they are so good!


I wish, David. I have a hard time pulling out the camera when I'm playing tour guide.


I was hoping to see Tinaja de Yubay since you camped at the trailhead. How was the water level?

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[*] posted on 5-8-2016 at 05:25 PM


I didn't even take a camera up Yubay. There was black, ugly water in the tinaja, but not much.



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[*] posted on 5-9-2016 at 09:46 AM


Looks like someone tried to hang that cardon before it bloomed. Wish I could have been your Baja newbie.



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[*] posted on 5-9-2016 at 02:12 PM


Breathtaking



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[*] posted on 5-19-2016 at 10:12 PM


Almost went up Matomi wash this last trip....maybe some other time. Awesome Pictures and Thank You for sharing!

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I was hoping to see Tinaja de Yubay since you camped at the trailhead. How was the water level?

[Edited on 5-8-2016 by David K][/rquote]

Was there a couple days ago,,, not much water in the 'first' hole but there are at least 2 other small ones up the wash.

Does anyone know about the cave paintings there? Many? far up the wash? I only found 1. Might have been some in with the 'spinning rock' but not sure

What about the 'rock wall' or the 'spinning rock'? Any history, who, or why? Date scratched in the wall looks like 1971.

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[*] posted on 5-20-2016 at 07:03 AM


Quote: Originally posted by Fatboy  
Almost went up Matomi wash this last trip....maybe some other time. Awesome Pictures and Thank You for sharing!

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I was hoping to see Tinaja de Yubay since you camped at the trailhead. How was the water level?

[Edited on 5-8-2016 by David K]


Was there a couple days ago,,, not much water in the 'first' hole but there are at least 2 other small ones up the wash.

Does anyone know about the cave paintings there? Many? far up the wash? I only found 1. Might have been some in with the 'spinning rock' but not sure

What about the 'rock wall' or the 'spinning rock'? Any history, who, or why? Date scratched in the wall looks like 1971.



The "true" Yubay has a fig tree growing in the cliff next to the water hole.
Jack Swords took photos of the Y pictograph there and there is an arrastra too (hand powered grinding mill for gold). I was there with a few other Nomads (Amigos de Baja) in 2001 on a very hot July day. We didn't go beyond the tinaja and see the pictos.

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