savage44
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Ensenada Check Point Fri and Sat
Friend who has a house in San Miguel reported to me he’s been taking his ATVs south without issue. He also stated the checkpoint for potentially
turning tourists back only operates Friday and Saturday.
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AKgringo
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Welcome back to the forum! After some of the responses to your first posts, I figured you might have had your fill of us nomads!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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Quote: Originally posted by savage44  | | Friend who has a house in San Miguel reported to me he’s been taking his ATVs south without issue. He also stated the checkpoint for potentially
turning tourists back only operates Friday and Saturday. |
Good to know the current situation.
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JZ
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Good to know.
Might have to make a run to the seven sisters here soon.
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Howard
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Making a quick run to La Bufadora on Tuesday, will report back.
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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savage44
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| Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo | | Welcome back to the forum! After some of the responses to your first posts, I figured you might have had your fill of us nomads!
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Haha, no no. Pretty thick skin. Too busy planning my trip and figuring out how to do it with a wife and kid. Right now our plan is head down from SLO
to La Fonda, from there to Punta Baja for 6-7 nights.
Should need one single stop for diesel on the whole trip.
I’ll be sure to sanitize my visa on both sides of the transaction.
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JZ
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| Quote: Originally posted by savage44 |
Haha, no no. Pretty thick skin. Too busy planning my trip and figuring out how to do it with a wife and kid. Right now our plan is head down from SLO
to La Fonda, from there to Punta Baja for 6-7 nights.
Should need one single stop for diesel on the whole trip.
I’ll be sure to sanitize my visa on both sides of the transaction. |
6-7 days in one spot is a very long time. I'd suggest you go a little further South for a couple days.
Punta Lobos and the surrounding bays are really special and pretty easy to reach if you come up from Santa Rosalillita.
Here is Punta Lobos: 28.884275° -114.427623°
[Edited on 7-19-2020 by JZ]
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BajaBlanca
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Boy, If you are courageous, the waves are good in Punta Abreojos. I say that because it is FULL of surfers. I myself understand zilch about waves.
Yesterday, here in La Bocana, all the kids were surfing right in front of our house for hours.
Have a safe and fun trip!
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shari
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We have had some surfers visit here in Asuncion too that had no trouble getting here at all.
On Saturday morning, there was a health checkpoint set up at the entrance to Asuncion....but may have just been a photo op as it only lasted a few
hours in the morning and that was it!
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Howard
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No check point in Ensenada
Crossed southbound early this afternoon and no checkpoints all the way to La Bufadora.
All 3 toll booths were in operation. 39 pesos and the first two and 42 pesos at the 3rd one. This was in a passenger car.
The price for Magna gas ranged from 17.99 pesos a liter ($3.10 a gallon) to 18.50 pesos a liter. ($3.18 a gallon)
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we grow old because we stop playing
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savage44
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| Quote: Originally posted by Howard | Crossed southbound early this afternoon and no checkpoints all the way to La Bufadora.
All 3 toll booths were in operation. 39 pesos and the first two and 42 pesos at the 3rd one. This was in a passenger car.
The price for Magna gas ranged from 17.99 pesos a liter ($3.10 a gallon) to 18.50 pesos a liter. ($3.18 a gallon) |
That is awesome and useful news, Howard. Thank you!
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savage44
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No Issues
Crossed down through TJ, drove through Ensenada without issues. Bust of a trip as far as surf goes, but no noticeable issues related covid.
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JZ
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Thanks for the update. Good to know.
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BajaBlanca
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Really good to get the current state of affairs! Thanks.
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Bajazly
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Current state of affairs in SF is a steady stream of tourist, more daily.
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Bajazly, August 2019
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