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woody with a view
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those are little pismos..... I kept looking over that way Andy, while tempted I just couldn't leave the heat. Junior is coming last week of august so
if you can squeeze one in before school...... otherwise, we'll go find our good times!
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woody with a view
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those are little pismos..... I kept looking over that way Andy, while tempted I just couldn't leave the heat. Junior is coming last week of august so
if you can squeeze one in before school...... otherwise, we'll go find our good times!
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Mexitron
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My kind of trip....beautiful!
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Skipjack Joe
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Solo trip to that place that no one talks about...
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Oh, that place. I thought you meant, you know, the one up above us ...
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ehall
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Sounds like my kind of trip. Glad you had fun.
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Udo
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At low tide you can scoop them up from the sand at Magdalena Bay.
I don't think it is legal for us Gringos to do that, however.
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That's a nice sandbass.
I didn't realize they have chocolates on the pacific side. They are my favorite clam to eat. |
Udo
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Kgryfon
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Nice! So...you didn't mention...how was the fishing? 
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desertcpl
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classic Baja,,, great
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Meany
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What a Great trip. Some day.
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mojo_norte
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Nice Truck - 89 ? I have ad n 87 F150 and love it
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bajaandy
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Yeah, it's an '89. Had it since it was new. It's been replaced by an '04 Super Duty except for Baja trips. This is my go-to rig for Baja. Rebuilt 460
V-8, C-6 trans, everything mechanical is good except the exterior, which is exactly how I like it.
subvert the dominant paradigm
"If you travel with a man, you must either fall out with him or make him your good friend."
JBL Noel
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bajaandy
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Driving instructions. Buwahahahahahaha!!!!!
http://youtu.be/k_UU6JKrb8I
Driving Instructions
[Edited on 8-17-2014 by bajaandy]
subvert the dominant paradigm
"If you travel with a man, you must either fall out with him or make him your good friend."
JBL Noel
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woody with a view
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CATCH ONE FOR CURT!!!
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bajaguy
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Missing
The only thing missing on that trip and in the photos is a Yellow Labrador Retriever
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Ateo
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Killer video. SPOT it up at the end.
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MMc
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I thought it was a add for SPOT. Great video, and thanks for not showing all the land marks.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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David K
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Even if every landmark and mileage was shown... the place will still be deserted or crowd free BECAUSE of the ROAD.
It is paved and graded roads you have to fear, not photos or road logs. Bad roads bring Good People, as Mama Espinoza was quoted saying... Good roads
bring ALL kinds of people!
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Udo
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You are right, DK.
Even with the co-ordinates, the way there is likened to driving the the dirt road from Kuyimás (San Ignacio lagoon), to San Juanico (just south of Mag
Bay).
Udo
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woody with a view
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Udo, where your logic (and DKs) fail you is that even after traveling nearly 100 miles offroad from San Ig, when you finally get to Juanico 10,000
dogs, babies, old men and women are all there sneering as they see the new guy's dust cloud coming down the hill.....
edit: no offense to the dogs!
[Edited on 6-20-2014 by woody with a view]
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Vince
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Enjoyed your video, thanks for posting it. I sent it to my old friends, called it OLD BAJA STILL EXISTS.
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