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Ken Cooke
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Bad Hill
The Bad Hill that shows Neal Johns on the back of your t-shirt. It is steep and very rocky. The sort of hill that leaves no room for error.
Thankfully, we are travelling down rather than up it!
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Ken Cooke
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Firewood
There will be plenty of starter wood in the washes, but a nice log will keep camp lit up if we can all bring just a few logs each.
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Tioloco
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Ken-
If you can drive down it, you can go up it. Give it a try.
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Ken Cooke
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Which law of physics are you referencing? 
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Tioloco
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The law that your Jeep will surprise the ..... Out of you. Give it a try- it will leave the Tacoma in the dust!
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Tioloco
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The trophy pic with the Tacoma in it that we have seen a million times is the same hill a motor home went up and down! I do give great respect to the
motorhome though.
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Ken Cooke
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Quote: Originally posted by Tioloco  | | The law that your Jeep will surprise the ..... Out of you. Give it a try- it will leave the Tacoma in the dust! |
This is a planning thread - thanks for the kudos!
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MICK
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By the way, I just had dinner at a small taco stand next to the Pemex in la puerta. Maybe the best torta I have had. Suggest on your way home you stop
get gas and food there.
This gas station is 8 mi's from my house
Can't wait
Mick
Getting there is ALL the fun!
Ok being here is fun to
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Ken Cooke
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14 drivers signed up, so far. This run is looking to be bigger than my BAJA GRANDE runs from several years ago.
*Be sure to RSVP those t-shirts while I still have them in all sizes!
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Ken Cooke
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| Quote: Originally posted by MICK | By the way, I just had dinner at a small taco stand next to the Pemex in la puerta. Maybe the best torta I have had. Suggest on your way home you stop
get gas and food there.
This gas station is 8 mi's from my house
Can't wait
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I'll want the name of that Taco Stand!! lol
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bajatrailrider
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I will be working on my truck next few days.Also have firewood at my home.My truck ready,firewood goes too! Who brings the lobster?
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Ken Cooke
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I suggested to your friend Mike H. that you consider driving up to Laguna Hanson, then camp there for the night. Meet us in Progreso for our Mexican
feast. Top off the tanks and cans before the run at the PEMEX along Hwy 2 in Progreso.
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bajatrailrider
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I talked to other freind Wil,about drive all the way,to meet you for breakfast.When you cross border.Motel in the area night before ride starts? Also
again (for anybody lives near start and finish) Gas station have Diesel (and yes I will bring 10-15 extra in truck) Where does it end on highway day
two?
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MICK
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Pemex in La Puerta has diesel. About 30 miles north of where we get back on Hwy5. If we return to la ventana. Either way not that far.
The name of the taco stand by the station is taqueria los problanos.
Quick question Ken. Is anyone coming to my house the night before the run? Just want to plan for time on where to meet you.
Getting there is ALL the fun!
Ok being here is fun to
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David K
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Ken has asked me to give a Baja history lecture to the group around the campfire, so bring your questions! I may bring some copies of The Old Missions
book for sale if you would like one. Sorry, no PowerPoint slide show, I will have to describe the events and missions well enough for you to form a
picture of them!  
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ehall
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Finally opened gps tracks paul sent me
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PaulW
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Here are the latest version GE screen shots
Send me a U2U with your email address and what format you want for the GPS track.
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PaulW
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Detour detail
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PaulW
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Sorry about the duplication. Here is the missing pic
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David K
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Thanks Paul... good to know the detour detail to get around the washout just east of the T Jcn.
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