We have just purchased the remaining inventory of the 2009 edition of the BAJA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC.
Holiday special price will be $30 US plus shipping available on our website [url]http//:www.bajabooksandmaps.com[/url] until January 1st when the
price will be $35 plus shipping. The Almanac will also be available at selected stores in Baja Sur and at Baja Books and Maps in San Jose del Cabo.
Wholesale inquiries are welcome. almanacs
maybe this will work
Sure wish they would go back to the smaller format, it's so much easier to manage. I appreciate the larger pages, but would like to see an 8 x 10
format with more pages.
Yes, agree... I NEED a project (that pays more than posting on Nomad)!
How I would love to produce a new Almanac, at 8.5 x 11 inches or smaller?, but double the detail, so everything is easily readable... and correct the
errors, including the wrong latitude numbers!
Two volumes, north and south like the original.......spiral bound and laminated.......a killer!!!!
Jump on it, Dude!!!
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Originally posted by David K
Yes, agree... I NEED a project (that pays more than posting on Nomad)!
How I would love to produce a new Almanac, at 8.5 x 11 inches or smaller?, but double the detail, so everything is easily readable... and correct the
errors, including the wrong latitude numbers!
DK, Google Earth is your friend when making a good map book - and so are the Nomads who have traveled many of the faint lines on GE. We will help!
Neal
My motto:
Never let a Dragon pass by without pulling its tail!
All I know is that I bought the last one in Mulege at the gift shop about three weeks ago, on Ave General Martinez just east of Zaragosa. Through dumb
luck I asked the store owner if they had one and she said "yes, last one."
Epilog ... the bottle of Kahlua in my suitcase shattered in-flight, soaking through the brand new Baja Almanac protective
plastic cover and damaging the "southern" ends of all the pages. Mercifully, my clothing soaked up the brunt of the liter and a water rinse and sun
drying managed to save the almanac (no gooey, sticky pages, no loss of printed ink).
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Epilog ... the bottle of Kahlua in my suitcase shattered in-flight, soaking through the brand new Baja Almanac protective
plastic cover and damaging the "southern" ends of all the pages. Mercifully, my clothing soaked up the brunt of the liter and a water rinse and sun
drying managed to save the almanac (no gooey, sticky pages, no loss of printed ink).
