Tomas Tierra
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El Rosario on satrurday??
Can anyone give me an idea what it will be like trying to get through El Rosario on saturday??Like, how was traffic last year onsaturday during the
festival?
My wife, myself and our youngest are heading just south of there and are considering trying to make it one day from Ventura County. E.R. will be at
the end of our drive. Usually we would stay there and hit the dirt the next AM, but I'm assuming town is booked??Cactus and Mama's??
Thanx for any thoughts on this..
TT
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surfer jim
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I don't think traffic will be an issue...just those hundreds of speed bumps ....95% of people attending will be locals from town and not tourists......
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Hook
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Might be rooms at Motel Sinai. Not as nice as Baja Cactus, maybe slightly better than Mama's.
Traffic is a non-issue for this, like Jim says.
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woody with a view
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stop short of ER and stay in SQ?
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ME
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you may need reses at old mill for a saturday night 800-479-7962 
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
Might be rooms at Motel Sinai. Not as nice as Baja Cactus, maybe slightly better than Mama's.
Traffic is a non-issue for this, like Jim says. |
I agree about the traffic being a non-issue. But, the Motel Sinai, past the left turn going South is not that bad. Also, they have an outstanding
restaurant there! My wife and I dropped our cabover camper in the RV lot behind that hotel during the first fesitval - nice cement slabs with
electrical hookups. I don't remember if they had sewer hookups (Hook, did they)?
Bob H
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David K
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Please call Baja Cactus for a room before assuming they are full. Their number is on the web page bajacactus.com
Traffic is non problem as they say... More than usual, but you will get through... But why not stay and enjoy a local event?
Baja Cactus older rooms are still better than Sinahi or Mama's. Also there is Baja's Best Bed & Breakfast at the far end of town... Very nice
rooms and GOOD food!
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Tomas Tierra
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Thanx for the comebacks..good point DK about calling
We changed our plans last minute.Planning on being in E.R. on sunday at a descent hour..We will sniff around and see who we can find. We would like to
meet some of you all.Everybody leaving on Sunday??
Tom
[Edited on 7-19-2007 by Tomas Tierra]
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Tomas Tierra
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And congrats on your first star there ME. No longer a newbie
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Hook
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
| Quote: | Originally posted by Hook
Might be rooms at Motel Sinai. Not as nice as Baja Cactus, maybe slightly better than Mama's.
Traffic is a non-issue for this, like Jim says. |
I agree about the traffic being a non-issue. But, the Motel Sinai, past the left turn going South is not that bad. Also, they have an outstanding
restaurant there! My wife and I dropped our cabover camper in the RV lot behind that hotel during the first fesitval - nice cement slabs with
electrical hookups. I don't remember if they had sewer hookups (Hook, did they)?
Bob H |
I cant remember, Bob. We end up using the facilities at most places, except in the middle of the night, so we usually dump on the way home. Can
usually go over a week on our rather small holding tank.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Tomas Tierra
Thanx for the comebacks..good point DK about calling
We changed our plans last minute.Planning on being in E.R. on sunday at a descent hour..We will sniff around and see who we can find. We would like to
meet some of you all.Everybody leaving on Sunday??
Tom
[Edited on 7-19-2007 by Tomas Tierra] |
We think we will head south from El Rosario Sunday... 7 Sisters, El Tomatal Mystery, San Ignacio, Mulege, Punta Abreojos, Bahia Asuncion are all
ideas... BUT NOTHING IS CAST IN STONE Elizabeth and I are on vacation
for a week... we want to have that 'Baja Feeling' and not feel rushed or be driving too much.
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Bob and Susan
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you're crossing the "southern border"????
stop by if you get to mulege....
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suerte tomas!
got my fingers crossed for ya!!!!
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Tomas Tierra
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Thanx Bob..
Got that night before feeling going...better pop open another..
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