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kiterkip
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OK, You've all just added another "Must Do" to my drive south in Jan. Thank You BajaNomad. Always on the prowl for the right fish taco.
"newbie"
Kip in Tacoma (for now)
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Paula
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| Quote: | Originally posted by rebob
Actually, I believe the new shop is on Salvetierra, just across the road from the old shop...
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Not to be nit-picky, but it is on Hidalgo.
At the corner of Independecia, Salvatierra runs straight east. It is the street that the tourist shops and the mision are on. Also running east from
Independencia is Hidalgo, which curves just a little to the south. Hotels Junipero and Plaza Loreto are on Hidalgo, not Savatierra. The new McLulu's
is in the old Don Pepe's, right across the street from her old place. Although the new place is a bit less picturesque, I'd sure rather run a
restaurant out of a real building, myself
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LaTijereta
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
Fred Shields- Owner and operator of "California Pools" out of Long Beach Calif.
Fred and patty had Don O'neil buid them the 2nd American Type Home in Loreto. He still lives there.
We all Hung out in his Friends Motor Home the Day Hurricane Liza hit.
As life goes Fred and Patty Split and Doc Timmons Wife and Fred Married.
During that time it was Jack Kimbrough, Jack Foster, Ben Benner, Myself, Don O"neil then later came along Jamie and Marie Parker and then Von.
We had some great Parties and Fred Shields is one of the Best.
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Jezzz.. Skeeter at least spell my Dad's name right "Vagn"..
He had a great life down in Loreto..
Also...
Fred is doing good these days.. Just had a hip replacement this year..Hoping to be down to his house in the Spring..
Democracy is like two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
Ben Franklin (1759)
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Skeet/Loreto
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Vagn: Well I am sure you are right about the spelling.
Your Dad was a "Character" and one of those guys that "You could ride the River With".
Sure miss the "Old Loreto;"
Skeet
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gnukid
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I visited Lulu's recently, undercover with some pensioners, I sat quietly while my friends shopped and I waited for them to eat tacos together, I
noticed that she charges people vastly different prices depending I guess on what she thinks you can pay, with the average prices then at about 17
pesos per fish taco, 20 for pensioners or 2 dollars each, 10 pesos for friends. The condiments looked quite scary covered in herds of flies and the
fish soggy, heavily battered and deep fried too. Considering all the options for fresh healthy fish tacos in Baja I personally would skip this option.
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David K
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Let's see your photos gnu... I took some (above) in the middle of summer and flies were not an issue... prices were fair... we would go back.
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Skeet/Loreto
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Just for the record if you want a Good hamburger at Night, go to the Plaza and right across the Street will be a small Taco Stand. The Young man
runing it is somewhat diabled but he and his Mother have been putting out hamburgers there for many years only at night.
Skeet
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rebob
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Paula, you're correct, of course. Sorry for the confusion.
As one is driving down Salvatierra, Hildago is the logical, drivable option at Independencia...
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CasaManzana
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More on Lulu's........
All this talk about Lulu"s got me to digging in the shoe box for some old pix when we were sailing around Mexican waters. We'd anchor off the malecon
and row the dindy ashore just for a "Lulu Hit" as we called it. Photo of 1997
This pix is of 1983, white shoes and all, when she was on the south side of the street. What a piece of history she is-
Things are expensive, but at least we get a free trip around the sun once a year
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sanquintinsince73
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| Quote: | Originally posted by gnukid
I visited Lulu's recently, undercover with some pensioners, I sat quietly while my friends shopped and I waited for them to eat tacos together, I
noticed that she charges people vastly different prices depending I guess on what she thinks you can pay, with the average prices then at about 17
pesos per fish taco, 20 for pensioners or 2 dollars each, 10 pesos for friends. The condiments looked quite scary covered in herds of flies and the
fish soggy, heavily battered and deep fried too. Considering all the options for fresh healthy fish tacos in Baja I personally would skip this option.
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You would, wouldn't you? Nothing personal but you always have to pitch a b-tch about something or rain on someones parade. Go eat at McDonalds.
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ratoblanco
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I know that guy
| Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
Question: Anybody know who the Guy in the White T Shirt is besides La Tijereta??.
If no one knows I will give you a Story about this Old Friend.
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Here is all us one year @ McLulu's for the best fish tacos in Loreto... I have plenty pictures I will post and a link for more.....
Aloha and Adios Amigos
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ratoblanco
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coronado isla
I have a new link now, but that pic below looks like the view from the old Chilly's... Here is the link to some good times out there, someday I'll get
back there. Enjoy this link to the eclipse 91
ALOHA ALL https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/2847218168300660728/3...
[Edited on 12-15-2010 by ratoblanco]
[Edited on 9-5-2021 by ratoblanco]
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LaTijereta
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ratoblanco
try look |
This guy "Fred" gets around... That is Isla Coronado in the background..
Now just name the resturant we are having lunch at...
Democracy is like two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
Ben Franklin (1759)
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bajabeachbabe
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That would be La Picazon. My favorite view.
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LaTijereta
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajabeachbabe
That would be La Picazon. My favorite view. |
Location..Location.. Location!!
Democracy is like two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
Ben Franklin (1759)
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