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micah202
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....ohh, mannn,, why not take this discussion to a 'Shopping Nomad' thread, eh?
Local shopping is it's own good adventure.
The original question was answered ~3 pages ago. 
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JZ
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Sorry, bud. What else do you want to know about the area adventure wise?
Did you get GE (Google Earth) to run on your computer? It is a MUST for any Baja explorer.
I can give you much more stuff to do. One of them being a 1.5 day exclusion to the Pacific coast to see the BEST beaches of the Seven Sisters (Punta
Lobos, Punta Maria, Cono). Very epic and pretty easy.
Let me know and I'll drop you a round trip track for it.
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micah202
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thanks man,, it's all good for now.
Google earth,,, it just gobbles too many gigs, for the power of my tech.
...if only there was a way to switch it to mapview,, but then I guess it would be google maps.
Is there a way to view your attachments on Google maps,, if there is, I'm not finding that either.
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JZ
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You can also load them on Gaia or Back Country Navigator on your phone.
GE doesn't take much space though. You can run it on almost any PC that has a halfway decent internet connection. Doesn't take much space at all.
So, something else must be amiss.
Here is a 1.5 day exclusion (1 day if you get up early), that I would highly recommend from BoLA. A world class adventure. About 65 miles in the
dirt. 30 of it is very easy. 35 of it is medium. Only a couple miles might require 4x4.
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David K
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Micah, threads on Nomad often continue on with side bar topics. If the original question got answered, then these side bars keep the whole thread
active. Be happy make more friends, etc. Need maps? Print some out... It's the old fashion way to navigate!
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micah202
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Yah, sure Dave.
Like the 'hotspring thread' and it's obvious searchable title. that's been building up useful information for years., much help from you,,, I was
hoping the same for this one,, collect useful information in one place.
A number of sidebar topics can dilute the intent.
ah, well,, far be it for me to be a thread police. 
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JZ
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Good thread op. Hope we helped you a little.
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micah202
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...Definitely! All questions answered, and more!
I'm looking forward to my visit,, nevermore will I pass BOLA without at least a night or two stop over 
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David K
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Everything seems to work out in Baja California and on Baja Nomad!Travel safe!
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micah202
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So true,, lots of adventures, but never a bad experience,,, except the time I parked my car overnight in Playa TJ.
...but that's another story, and I knew better. <;~[
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