BAJACAT
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Back from la Bocana
Hi , board just got back from my mission site hunting and la Bocana de Santo Tomas trip. pretty nice place taking in consideration the 18 miles from
highway 1 is just all washboard, they charge $50 pesos per car for camping in la Bocana. wich concists on some small sand dunes on the south side
of the arroyo some cabins for rent. 4 miles north you can find puerto santo tomas very secluded, cabins are available for rent too.Latter I went
looking for the first site of the santo tomas mission and then to the second site inside el palomar rv park not much to see, tall grass coverts
everything,what a shame nobody cares about this historic sites y also visited san vicente ferrer ruins , what a difference from this site to the
others, this one is fund it by inah, I wonder who deccides witch sites are more important that others, I might spotted David's K. mighthy TACOMA on
the road to la bocana on friday I guess will find out latter when he gets back..
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BAJACAT
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back from la bocana
Sorry I couldn't supply pictures I will later , one more thing if you are looking for missions sites, Dave Werschkul SAINTS AND DEMONS IN A DESERT
WILDERNESS book is the way to go, pretty easy to follow directions for peolple new to the baja scene.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BAJACAT
Hi , board just got back from my mission site hunting and la Bocana de Santo Tomas trip. pretty nice place taking in consideration the 18 miles from
highway 1 is just all washboard, they charge $50 pesos per car for camping in la Bocana. wich concists on some small sand dunes on the south side
of the arroyo some cabins for rent. 4 miles north you can find puerto santo tomas very secluded, cabins are available for rent too.Latter I went
looking for the first site of the santo tomas mission and then to the second site inside el palomar rv park not much to see, tall grass coverts
everything,what a shame nobody cares about this historic sites y also visited san vicente ferrer ruins , what a difference from this site to the
others, this one is fund it by inah, I wonder who deccides witch sites are more important that others, I might spotted David's K. mighthy TACOMA on
the road to la bocana on friday I guess will find out latter when he gets back.. |
I guess you did!! We drove in to see the first site Friday morning, on our way to El Rosario... I didn't notice any other cars however... Sorry to
miss you!
To find the first site, go 3.6 miles from Mex. 1 towards Puerto Santo Tomas/La Bocana and take the left fork across the river and into a nice big
campground/park 3/10 a mile more... The low ruin is in the middle of the open area south of the oak trees...
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BAJACAT
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That was really you
Yes David it was about 11.30 am you where on the south side (lower road) of the arroyo. I was driving in my red ram on the upper road going to La
Bocana, but didn't notice any stickers on the back glass or maybe I didn't see em thats why I tought it was somebody else. maybe next time. I did find
the first site on my way back to see the second one.
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