These are 2 different places....hint: you can swim and dive at one place and look at petroglyphs at both.Sharksbaja - 3-12-2005 at 12:48 PM
west of Mulege??Bruce R Leech - 3-12-2005 at 12:57 PM
TrinidadPompano - 3-12-2005 at 01:08 PM
Sharks is very warm....and Bruce is right on, but then he lives there!!!
The other place may remain a mystery, though......?????
I don't know either...
Mexray - 3-12-2005 at 08:08 PM
...but I see a great new nickname...
Boulder Bob...Rod...etc.KurtG - 3-12-2005 at 09:57 PM
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Originally posted by Pompano
Sharks is very warm....and Bruce is right on, but then he lives there!!!
The other place may remain a mystery, though......?????
No Mystery! I have climbed that dry falls in Arroyo Pintada several times. That is a favorite day trip, I enjoy hiking up that arroyo, red rock
canyon walls and a new vista around every turn. There is a picture of Earl Stanley Gardner's group camped at that spot in one of his books, maybe
"Hidden Heart of Baja." And of course Bruce is right, the other one is La Trinidad.
Mystery solved...KurtG ID'd 'The Painted Canyon'
Pompano - 3-13-2005 at 03:55 AM
that is a favorite day trip of ours too...lots of history on those walls. The Plug Rock is an old friend.
La Trinidad is an easy hike and another good petroglyph find.David K - 3-14-2005 at 07:46 AM
Here it is in Erle Stanley Gardner's 'Off the Beaten Track in Baja' c1967 on page 113. In the photo is Mulege's Ricardo Castillo and Lee Sine
unloading a case of Mexicali Beer from the Butterfly (one of J.W. Black's off road vehicles.
