As some of you may or may not know, I just returned from a trip to Loreto and back so if anyone has any questions, let me know. I was in Loreto,
Mulege, Santa Rosalia, San Ignacio, Bahia de Los Angeles, and El Rosario.
I also spoke about it on the radio show. Roads were in good condition, gas available everywhere except Catavina (only out of cans), and desert greener
than I have ever seen it.
Tedelgatoloco - 12-15-2004 at 11:44 PM
I have a question.
Why are you rubbing it in?
hey Ted - - - - Y Mateo
capt. mike - 12-16-2004 at 05:26 AM
sorry i missed you sat at Serenidad, glad you got to meet some fellow "Sams".
i think you need to book Whales with me in march.
And Matt, come on Bro - you just got back from Costa Rica fer krisakes! And you didn't email me any pictures of your trip!
Speaking of pics - have you got the 1000 photos yet? i am dying to see them.
Lets plan the fishing trip, may be Ted will go too. I'll be in SD as soon as i heal, a few weeks still. synch - 12-16-2004 at 12:32 PM
Any crazy gas prices or were gas prices fairly uniform for Baja? elgatoloco - 12-16-2004 at 02:34 PM
capt. mike
heal? what did you break?
I will get the Baja trip pics to you soon. Lots of great stuff rom the air. The night stuff at finish line did not come out? operator error?
mateo - i'll send you a PM
capt. mike - 12-16-2004 at 04:04 PM
car - moto accidente.......
Baja Gas Prices - December
MexicoTed - 12-16-2004 at 10:50 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by synch
Any crazy gas prices or were gas prices fairly uniform for Baja?
Actually everywhere I went was reasonable, just a little more than in San Diego. I did watch the operator in Santa Rosalia as he seemed a little
"sneaky" like trying to pry my gas tank lid open before I unlocked it from the inside.
I did, however, run into two different sets of travelers in Catavina (one American & one Canadian group) who counted on gas there only to find the
pumps closed. I helped one find a guy selling gas out of the back of a truck. Just don't count on getting it there as he only had one barrell left.
TedDavid K - 12-16-2004 at 11:41 PM
Thanks Ted... Did you listen to the Musica de Baja CD (from BajaGato/Bajaddict) I loaned you?
The fellow in Catavi?a selling from cans is Alfonso. When he runs out, he goes to Baja Cactus (El Rosario) to refill. That's over 150 miles, 3 hours,
round trip... he makes only a buck a gallon for this fine service.
I paid $1.99 in San Marcos today (Arco), which means gas is about the same on both sides of the border... Pemex is $1.99 this month (at MN$11.30: 1
dollar)
