kahenthorn
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My husband is a gringo and his safety along the highway is an important part of our decision to visit BCS for the month of December. He'd be having
to travel to Los Cabos and back to either Todos Santos, Pescadero or wherever else we can find a place to stay, if we can, on a weekly basis or at
least twice during the month of December. Advice....
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StuckSucks
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So, your questions are ... ?
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David K
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See my Trip Report #6, August 2017.
Safety was never a concern of mine.
More crime against 'gringos' occurs daily in L.A. (or many American cities) than in Baja in a year, or more!
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woody with a view
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Don't go is you're worried about your husbands safety. You'll be okay but he won't?
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Quote: Originally posted by kahenthorn  | | My husband is a gringo and his safety along the highway is an important part of our decision to visit BCS for the month of December. He'd be having
to travel to Los Cabos and back to either Todos Santos, Pescadero or wherever else we can find a place to stay, if we can, on a weekly basis or at
least twice during the month of December. Advice.... |
Plenty of husbands travel that section of Baja Sur. He should be okay
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mtgoat666
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pretty clear from reading her post that she did not ask a question.
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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woody with a view
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👍👀
[Edited on 9-13-2017 by woody with a view]
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tiotomasbcs
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One of the nicest/safest sections of road until you get to CSL.... along the coast!
Only danger is ditching the job for an empty beach?
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| Quote: Originally posted by David K | See my Trip Report #6, August 2017.
Safety was never a concern of mine.
More crime against 'gringos' occurs daily in L.A. (or many American cities) than in Baja in a year, or more! |
Could that be because there are more gringos in the USA...
That being said there has been crime along the corridor of TS and CSL. Keep your eyes open, be aware and read the Mexican News for the area. US
news and travel websites hide crime from the average tourist.
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David K
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The last word was "Advice"
A request for information.
We Nomads are very comfortable driving in Baja so I think we are letting her know that. If she has specific questions (StuckSucks...), it would be
great to know them.
A final point... this is posted in the Baja Travel Articles forum, so Doug will likely move it to the Baja Q & A or General Discussion forum?
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kahenthorn
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I didn't really ask a question, was looking for input about traveling along the highway for gringos. I didn't make that very clear, my apologies.
I'm not worried about my safety or the safety of my children, only his because he might have to travel at night and so frequently along the highway.
Road conditions, that travel permit thing, animals, etc.... Just trying to get as many ducks in a row as we can before, should we actually find a
place to stay.
Thanks for the information
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norte
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Traveling at night is a lot more dangerous than traveling during the day.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: Originally posted by kahenthorn | I didn't really ask a question, was looking for input about traveling along the highway for gringos. I didn't make that very clear, my apologies.
I'm not worried about my safety or the safety of my children, only his because he might have to travel at night and so frequently along the highway.
Road conditions, that travel permit thing, animals, etc.... Just trying to get as many ducks in a row as we can before, should we actually find a
place to stay.
Thanks for the information |
if you got a choice, don't do long highway drives at night.
it's not thieves to worry about, but unmarked road hazards, livestock, cars without lights on, etc.
Woke!
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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welcome to the Nomad sandbox! I suggested she join Nomads as she wants to bring her family(2 homeschooled kids) down for a month or two and her
husband has some gig in CAbos he has to go back and forth from once a week. She was going to rent a casita here but I thought it was just too far for
her husband to drive every week and suggested the Todos Santos area.
I mentioned that Nomad had some nice folks on here from that area who may know of a cozy rental for them....they are experienced travelers and not
super fussy so a cabin would be fine. Seem like real nice folks....so maybe Lee or TioTomas or someone can help them find something.
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tiotomasbcs
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Just posted on her other thread. You might need to advise her re U2U and private messg. Her price range is really low unless we find her a Cabin
w/no running water like Tofino, ja, ja, ja! Smiles Tomas
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Original poster might check out this rental in Todos Santos...I liked it a couple of years ago....5 minutes north of town...
http://www.casarancho.net/
Don't believe everything you think....
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