David K
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47 OLD PHOTOS OF LA PAZ, PURISIMA, MULEGE, ETC. (BAJA SUR 1902-1964 thanks to 'Salsa')
Many are from Howard Gulick taken in the 1950's, most I haven't seen before... a few from much earlier. LA PAZ, SANTA ROSALIA, MULEGE, LA PURISIMA, EL
CRUCERO (today's Cd. Constitucion), TODOS SANTOS, CABO SAN LUCAS, SAN JOSE DEL CABO, and more!
Salsa emailed the file of old photos to me to post on Nomad for us all to enjoy, inspired by the Malecon photo request... GRACIAS SALSA!
HERE ARE the first 25 of 47 photos... the rest, just below!
[Edited on 10-26-2009 by David K]
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David K
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Photos 26-47
THANK YOU 'SALSA'!
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DENNIS
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Man...What a history lesson. Thanks.
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Von
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Dam That was awesome!!!
My familia went through those awesome yrs From the 30s to the 60's all over baja David.. When i was a kid my grandfather use to show me pics like
that so cool man!~
READY SET.....................
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Ken Bondy
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Breathtaking!!! Thank you David.
carpe diem!
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Salsa
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David
Thanks for posting.
A friend living in Los Barriles sent them to me as a PPS in an Email. I had no idea how to post them.
Don (Salsa)
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dezertmag
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GREAT PIXS !!!!!
I wonder what they look like today ?? What changes have been made ???
DM
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Quote: | Originally posted by dezertmag
GREAT PIXS !!!!!
I wonder what they look like today ?? What changes have been made ???
DM |
The comparison would be an interesting study. Depressing in some cases but, interesting.
Welcome to BajaNomad, desertmag.
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capt. mike
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outstanding stuff!!
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
Now joined L. Ron Hoover\'s church of Appliantology
\"Remember there is a big difference between kneeling down and bending over....\"
www.facebook.com/michael.l.goering
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BajaGringo
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What a wonderful walk in history...
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David K
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De Nada Nomads!
Welcome new Nomad, 'dezertmag'... There are many on Nomad who have enjoyed Desert Magazine for so many years and will enjoy the new online version you
are developing! When you are ready, please start a new thread to tell us about it... Thank you!
Quote: | Originally posted by dezertmag
GREAT PIXS !!!!!
I wonder what they look like today ?? What changes have been made ???
DM |
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BMG
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Thank you Howard Gulick, Salsa, and David K.
I think the world is run by C- students.
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Wow Factor was very high on that grouping of photos...!
wow!!
the way it was!
thanks
V
Baja California can be a heaven or hell experience - often the determining factor is your AWARENESS in the moment.
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David K., Thanks!!!
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GREAT History Thanks!!!!!!!!
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very, very cool, david...thanks...the pics of mulege can be transposed over todays streets and still match...wow!
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Welcome new Nomad, 'dezertmag'... There are many on Nomad who have enjoyed Desert Magazine for so many years and will enjoy the new online version you
are developing! When you are ready, please start a new thread to tell us about it... Thank you!
Quote: | Originally posted by dezertmag
GREAT PIXS !!!!!
I wonder what they look like today ?? What changes have been made ???
DM | |
Thx David,
I will let everyone know when we are ready to run. We are currently shooting for the end of the 1st quarter next year.
Thx again
DM
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That was fantastic David. I did not recognize the names of some of the locations though. It would be very neat to see AFTER pictures of some of
these.
Thanks again.
Bob H
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David K
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Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
That was fantastic David. I did not recognize the names of some of the locations though. It would be very neat to see AFTER pictures of some of
these.
Thanks again.
Bob H |
If a town name wasn't included on the photo, I believe it is a scene in La Paz...
'El Crucero' was an early name for Villa Constitucion, which grew to be called Ciudad Constitucion... there were 2 photos of there in 1957.
If anyone else has great historic photos of Baja, but can't figure how to show them on Nomad... pleas contact me and I will try and help!
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BajaRae
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Wow thank you .....
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