David K - 4-29-2005 at 08:08 AM
Thanks to my web host, now all four of the mini web sites I made to show Jack's various photos of historic sites (besides the mission photos) are in
one link. So, check out http://vivabaja.com/swords for old photos at El Triunfo, Real de Santa Ana, Calmalli, La Presa, El Oro, and San Jacinto!
This new link is listed at the bottom of my home page at VivaBaja.com, in the 'Contributed Photos' section.
killer photos
eetdrt88 - 4-29-2005 at 08:21 AM
those pictures are great...i like the one of the railroad bridge,awesome stonework
bajalou - 4-29-2005 at 08:59 AM
What wonderful trips those pictures represent. Thanks Jack and David.
Incredible photos----
Barry A. - 4-29-2005 at 09:04 AM
Jack and David------wonderful photos, and so important that they are secured and available for us to view.
Jack and David, you have done a great service for all of us. They sure make me want to return to Baja and see all these sites for myself.
Many thanks to both of you.
Barry
David K - 4-29-2005 at 11:24 AM
Baja is an endless source of adventure and wonderment! 'So much Baja, so little time', as I like to say!
Jack takes such wonderful photos and his interest in the history of Baja keeps him motivated... as it does me.
Jack, a retired science teacher, now an official authorized INAH photographer, has been very kind in permitting me to host his photos on the Internet.
His photos of the missions are really awesome: http://vivabaja.com/bajamissions and although his other photos have been on the Internet in my WebTV homepages (find by using my Index page), they
will be easier for everyone to find, listed on VivaBaja.com's home page, in one link...
There are other great photos by other Nomads listed there, too... 'M' and her El Tomatal Mystery was the first web page I made from contributed
pictures... Desert Rat's Baja Cha Cha of 1994, and many others are there for you all to enjoy!
Okay, I am getting my camping gear ready to head to Baja today (hey, it's the weekend... what else am I to do?)... Adios amigos, be back in a couple
days with more photos (Guadalupe Canyon) to share!