quote]Originally posted by jeans
Quote: | Originally posted by pamelaadamson
jeans, yes, been there many times. when was the last you were there? |
Jan. '02. I passed by there last year..with a heavy heart I did not turn in. This is what I wrote about our stay.
Agenda for the Perfect Day in Baja:
Dawn: Answer ?nature?s call? and witness the mountains turned rosy, then gold with the rising sun.
Early morning: Have a cappuccino, build a fire to ward off the slight morning chill, and watch the mountains continue their morning
kaleidoscope of colors. Buy lobster brought to our camp.
Mid-Morning: Eat toasted bagels w/ cream cheese, drink more cappuccino, watch dolphins jump offshore. Interim entertainment provided
by pelicans flying a hair?s breadth above the glassy sea.
Early Afternoon: Laze around, eat, read, eat, explore tide pools, find live oyster and a puffer fish caught in a large pool, return
to camp, eat & read.
Mid Afternoon: Play with hermit crabs, nap in the sun, read, eat, visit & drink cervezas with locals who wander over to visit.
Early evening: Cook fresh lobster, (melt one stick of butter), steak & fried onions. Serve with sliced avocado, chilled Chardonnay,
watch sunset by the fire. Dessert of cappuccino and Oreo cookies (Double Stuffs). Crawl into bed.
Next Day: Repeat
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?Honey?wake up?I hear something outside? I tried to peer out of the condensation-covered windows of the camper. The moon is out and the shadows being
cast are confusing. I hear more sounds and as my eyes adjust to the light I see shadows moving about our camp. There are three of them?they have on
masks. He is barely awake but I?m banging on the sides of the camper to scare them away. I finally open the door yelling at them and I see?yes there
are three of them running away?. their ringed tails disappearing into the night.
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