BajaBlanca
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How hot in Loreto?
We shall be in Loreto tomorrow for one afternoon/evening and I am just wondering HOW HOT IS IT?
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Howard
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Sounds like a Johnny Carson bit, "It's so hot...."
Today was the hottest day all week, I would say in the mid-high 90s.
It's been around high 70s-low 80s at night.
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.... it's SO HOT I saw a fire hydrant chasing a dawg! 
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Still in the nineties every day, but the humidity is going down.
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BajaBlanca
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I am miserable already just imagining the heat and we haven't even left for Loreto yet!
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Howard
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As of 8:30 this morning it's quit pleasant out, maybe low 80s, A little cloudy with no air con needed yet.
Have fun in "big" city and don't take any wooded nichols.
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
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tiotomasbcs
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I'm always dreamin of hanging out in GN during summer!
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billklaser
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As usual between July and October, it is hot here in Loreto! Every year the same.
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It was hot hot hot but we survived and are now in La Paz! I don't remember the name of the restaurant down by the end of the malecon that has a
downstairs and upstairs, but we ate lunch upstairs with a great view and nice breeze and it was a really delicious chicken piccata. I highly
recommend it.
Loreto has the most wonderful stores for arts and crafts. We bought 2 beautiful ceramics to take to Europe next year as wedding gifts!
These particular pieces were done by a ceramicist named Ken Edwards - I cant wait to look him up.
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Howard
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Sounds like the Blue Anchor restaurant. Next time try the mixed molcajete, it's big enough for two.
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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BajaBlanca
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We been there and done that! That is precisely what we ate last year when Les had all his heart issues. It was huge and delicious too.
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