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FARASHA
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That was my Very First - and therefore MY Most Beautiful Beach - close to La Paz. The Beach was littered with carcasses of rays, was a sad sight for
me as a diver. But the location was STUNNING. Unfortunatly I can not recal the name of that little Bay.
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woody with a view
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not a fair question.
there is no "best", but the one you stood on last might be your favorite...
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Barry A.
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Ken Bondy-----
I am with you---------for a lot of reasons, that beach at San Francisquito impressed me the most------we lingered there for 4 full days, once upon a
time. What tranquility!!!!!
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Osprey
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Best beach
Playa Los Arbolitos, Cabo Pulmo
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Tomas Tierra
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the one just up from arbolitos is nice to, the one with all the dinasaur eggs...
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comitan
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Yes Al you can drive right into Balandra Paved Parking Lot, The picture JESSIE showed is very old and really touched up even so its a nice beach.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Sallysouth
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Don Alley, The beach you call Punta Baja is the beach Mija was married on, I am pretty sure, on Carmen.We always called it"best beach" And the pic,
Arroyo Blanco is what we call Little Whale cove or Honeymooners beach.Many wonderful days spent at both with my family! Thanks!
Happiness is just a Baja memory away...
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Paula
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Osprey,
That is a beautiful shot! I keep going back to it...
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Ken Bondy
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I second that Paula. Osprey that is a wonderful photo. ++Ken++
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Ken Bondy
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Here's my second favorite Baja beach, anyone recognize it?
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TMW
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San Quintin
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Ken Bondy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by TW
San Quintin |
Can't fool this group  Taken from the balcony of my room at the always
controversial La Pinta!!
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tehag
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Beach
Soon to be graced with 2,000 time/share condos, this old fav of mine will cease to be so.
Ensenada Blanca.
[Edited on 1-15-2007 by tehag]
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PabloS
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Best beach is where the fish are!
[Edited on 1-15-2007 by PabloS]
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Ken Bondy
| Quote: | Originally posted by TW
San Quintin |
Can't fool this group Taken from the balcony of my room at the always
controversial La Pinta!! |
There originally was a swimming pool and gardens between the hotel and the beach... Then the El Niño of '83 took care of that! Unless they replaced it
and your photo doesn't show the pool? I haven't been to the hotel grounds since 1974 when it was just built! Waves crashed into the lower rooms/
lobby!
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Ken Bondy
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David I think the first time I was there was in 2001, all of my previous trips were by airplane. I never saw a pool and garden between the hotel and
the beach. ++Ken++
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Barry A.
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Tehag-----
------and that beach in the picture is WHERE????
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Barry A.
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David and Ken------
-----we often stayed at the San Quintin La Pinta in the late '70's, and yes indeed there was a beautiful pool between the beach and the
Hotel--------and as I remember it was a good long walk to the ocean, at that time------much longer than this picture indicates.
Have not actually been there since.
Boy, do things change.
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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Barry A.
------and that beach in the picture is WHERE???? |
Ensenada Blanca near Loreto. One of our favorites too. We kayak to those islands in the picture.
A couple of miles south, around the point, is a small cove with a nice beach.
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Von
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La Barca where my mom grew up in the 50s and San Miguel where I proposed to my wife on a cold spring night over a fogata and of course BOLA my future
retirement home.......20 years to go uuuurrraaahhhh!
READY SET.....................
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