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woody with a view
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I think brewer is in pta final.
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gator
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This is from Congrejos property in BOLA. Pedro and family are ok.
[Edited on 9-17-2014 by gator]
[Edited on 9-17-2014 by BajaNomad]
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woody with a view
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WOW!
what a mess. gonna be interesting to see if the entire area sheeted water like that or just the drainages.
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24baja
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Thanks Gator. Are you down there or heading down? We leave the 23rd for bahia. Hope to be there until the 10 th. Connie and Brett
[Edited on 9-18-2014 by BajaNomad]
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Bob53
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Here are a few pictures posted on facebook today...
[Edited on 9-18-2014 by BajaNomad]
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Alm
Makes sense. North of the bay is where mountains come right to the water. South end too, but the mountains open up towards Las Animas valley.
This path across the LA bay is unusual for tropical storms, no? |
perhaps unusual in the memory of residents. in desert environment of central baja major rain (flow) events will be decades to 100s of years apart.
the whole town is built on alluvial fans, would not be surprised if most of the channels flowed, some channels filled with sediment and ceased to
flow, and in other places new channels formed. that's the way it is.
so before you rebuild on the fan, just consider it will happen again, and no one knows when.
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David K
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The Bay of Angels looks like the devil!
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Doug/Vamonos
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Geez. That bay is gonna be filthy. I can't imagine the tonnage of pollutants and trash that washed into it. Very sad.
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desertcpl
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terrible
don't think i would go swimming for awhile
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harbormaster
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I have heard from neighbors on the Punta Bufeo Beach that although they got about 10 inches of rain there is little damage to the houses there. only
wind driven rain or leaky roofs that aloud rain into homes. All solar panels and roof attachments are good. They reported 50 plus MPH winds most of
the night. Everyone is safe. Wish this was the new further south.
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gator
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| Quote: | Originally posted by 24baja
Thanks Gator. Are you down there or heading down? We leave the 23rd for bahia. Hope to be there until the 10 th. Connie and Brett
[Edited on 9-18-2014 by BajaNomad] |
Hi 24baja, I'm not in bahia. I'd like to head down to help out but I'm hearing the roads are in really bad shape. Will wait a few days to see what I
hear. Plus I really don't want to meet Mr. Polo in person.
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Alm
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Doug/Vamonos
Geez. That bay is gonna be filthy. I can't imagine the tonnage of pollutants and trash that washed into it. Very sad. |
Yes. Fuel from trucks, boats and generators, acid from el-cheapo batteries in offgrid homes (I doubt anybody is using AGM), household chemicals, rat
poison, and all other sorts of trash. Local dumpsite is probably all in the bay by now too.
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Alm
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http://www.el-mexicano.com.mx/informacion/noticias/1/3/estat...
Get this: marine helicopters were requested to rescue people trapped in arroyos.
I don't remember too many homes in "arroyos" there, mostly it's all on the sand flats. Perhaps, rancheros around the area. Or, like Mtgoat said, new
flood channels are formed in sand. Anyway, total 75 to 90 homes damaged.
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David K
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Marv Sherrill sent these these photos
[posted on the main Odile thread first]
Sent to me by Marv Sherrill:
Hi David thought you would like to see the damage at our house in Bahia by Rauls and La Ventana Roger lost a few rooms at Villa Bahia, but this
is what is looks like at our places please feel free to share with nomads looking for more info pictures were taken by Suzanne Jordan and Greg
Pratt, long time residents of Bahia. Thanks - Marv
From the person who sent some photos:
So sorry... lots of damage.... We didn't go inside the house yet. La Gringa out, no electricity over 7" of rain... gauge was overflowing. Ingrid
had mud in her house. No sun.... more later...
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Marv & Gail's driveway (La Ventana)
Randy's
Mark's
Mark's
Mark's
Raul
Randy
Randy/Mark
Randy
Marv/Jack
Marv & Gail's
Randy
Marv & Gail wall
Jack/Marv
Jack
Jack
Jack/Brian
Brian
Brian
Brian
Brian
Pete/Sharon/Brian
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larryC
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I just got this email from Tony Resindez or Turtle Tony as many Nomads may know him:
> Dear everyone:
> On Sept. 16th (our independent day from Spain) Bahia de los Angeles
> was HIT very hard by "Odine" huracan that nobody will forget..!! make
> our little sleepy town in to a lake...!!...many people lost
> everything...!!
> The big problem was the hugh rivers formed by "Sierras Altas" or up
> hills with enormity force that our road from BLA to La Gringa was
> destroy...camp "Cangrejos", many little homes at low land just gone
> too....our beaches full of garabage, domestic items, some cars,
> trailers etc.
> I was asking older people if they ever seen events like that ever
> !!...they have NOT records, memories or background
> knowledge...so...pretty NEW (!!) BLA's natural event for the last > 50
> or more years...!!
> Tons of rain water, some tourist waiting to leave...just not roads
> from BLA to Hw No1.
> Non electrical..many electric post got destroy...will take long time
> to fix everything.
> Navy, Army, government people, etc..are here helping out.
> (right now).
> The old Ejido RV where our friend Dan & Lisa Goy camp with Canada
> caravans....just "gone with the wind""
> they need to plan "B" or "C"...!!..NOT only BLA many other places in
> Baja California are in trouble.
> Here at Archelon Camp only three beach palapas get destroy, new holes
> from the "rivers" or "arroyos grandes"..!!
> Our house is safe, Marcos, Alan, Pepe etc.
> The natural event was so strong and espectacular...that I feel lucky
> to seen such a natural event like this where only seen ones in our
> life time...!!
> Thank you for asking for our souls...!!
> Sincerely.
> Antonio (Tony) and Bety
Off grid, 12-190 watt evergreen solar panels on solar trackers, 2-3648 stacked Outback inverters, 610ah LiFePo4 48v battery bank, FM 60 and MX60
Outback charge controllers, X-240 Outback transformer for 240v from inverters, 6500 watt Kubota diesel generator.
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thebajarunner
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Thanks for this
Our Baja Boyz stay with Antonio every year
We have formed a very close relationship with this good man
Glad to hear that the house is intact and that they are o.k.
The lovely Bety is a docent at the museum
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55steve
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Doc says Gecko has minimal damage.
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woody with a view
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that's incredible!!!
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Doug/Vamonos
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The pics above from Marv...where exactly does he live? North of town? larry - do you have any solid news for us southside folks? I'll ask Doc. Thanks.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Doug/Vamonos
The pics above from Marv...where exactly does he live? North of town? larry - do you have any solid news for us southside folks? I'll ask Doc. Thanks.
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Campo La Ventana by Los Vientos hotel. North of town on La Gringa road closer to Navy Base.
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