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[*] posted on 4-15-2020 at 07:09 PM
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Obergs,Sick’s,kruk, blasted off tues at 6:30 from Chivato. 1 1/2 hr to San Ignacio, waved through. 3 hrs to Guerro negro waved through. Jesus Marie for fuel. Hwy 5 from one to Rancho Grande about 30 minutes. Fuel available. San Felipe in 8 hrs. Crossed the east gate in 10 1/2 hrs, four people in line, about five minutes each.
No one is on the road, fuel available,food, a few restaurants open. San Felipe and Mexicali business as usual.
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[*] posted on 4-15-2020 at 07:20 PM


Quote: Originally posted by jkruk  
Obergs,Sick’s,kruk, blasted off tues at 6:30 from Chivato. 1 1/2 hr to San Ignacio, waved through. 3 hrs to Guerro negro waved through. Jesus Marie for fuel. Hwy 5 from one to Rancho Grande about 30 minutes. Fuel available. San Felipe in 8 hrs. Crossed the east gate in 10 1/2 hrs, four people in line, about five minutes each.
No one is on the road, fuel available,food, a few restaurants open. San Felipe and Mexicali business as usual.


Why rush back? You should have hit some deserted areas.




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[*] posted on 4-16-2020 at 02:39 AM


Business as usual in San Felipe and Mexicali? No Bueno.

Good to hear that no one is on the road.

I would try not to be out and about in Mexico, anywhere, even in a deserted spot. The country has generalized and everyone is considered a TOURIST and everyone is considered a corona virus carrier.





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[*] posted on 4-16-2020 at 05:25 AM


Quote: Originally posted by BajaBlanca  
Business as usual in San Felipe and Mexicali? No Bueno.

Good to hear that no one is on the road.

I would try not to be out and about in Mexico, anywhere, even in a deserted spot. The country has generalized and everyone is considered a TOURIST and everyone is considered a corona virus carrier.

Quite right blanca. Some folks just don't get it.
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[*] posted on 4-16-2020 at 05:45 AM


Quote: Originally posted by JZ  
Quote: Originally posted by jkruk  
Obergs,Sick’s,kruk, blasted off tues at 6:30 from Chivato. 1 1/2 hr to San Ignacio, waved through. 3 hrs to Guerro negro waved through. Jesus Marie for fuel. Hwy 5 from one to Rancho Grande about 30 minutes. Fuel available. San Felipe in 8 hrs. Crossed the east gate in 10 1/2 hrs, four people in line, about five minutes each.
No one is on the road, fuel available,food, a few restaurants open. San Felipe and Mexicali business as usual.


Why rush back?


Maybe these are the reasons:
In many places the locals are throwing up roadblocks, masked men with pitchforks or guns,... tourists are not welcome right now....
There are no medical facilities in baja capable of handling the pandemic...
All are susceptible to the virus...





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[*] posted on 4-16-2020 at 06:42 AM


Quote: Originally posted by jkruk  
Obergs,Sick’s,kruk, blasted off tues at 6:30 from Chivato. 1 1/2 hr to San Ignacio, waved through. 3 hrs to Guerro negro waved through. Jesus Marie for fuel. Hwy 5 from one to Rancho Grande about 30 minutes. Fuel available. San Felipe in 8 hrs. Crossed the east gate in 10 1/2 hrs, four people in line, about five minutes each.
No one is on the road, fuel available,food, a few restaurants open. San Felipe and Mexicali business as usual.


Good to hear it was uneventful! What a group of misfits :P




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[*] posted on 4-16-2020 at 08:45 PM


Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666  


Maybe these are the reasons:
In many places the locals are throwing up roadblocks, masked men with pitchforks or guns,... tourists are not welcome right now....
There are no medical facilities in baja capable of handling the pandemic...
All are susceptible to the virus...



Very convenient for you to chop this part of the post: "You should have hit some deserted areas."

Why do you want the world's economy to die? Why do you want ppl's spirits to die?

Are you hoping things go down further so you can pick up property and/or things cheap, and make a lot of money? I'm pretty sure that is your end game. You are not a good person at heart.

I could play that game too, but wouldn't.



[Edited on 4-17-2020 by JZ]




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