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Nan&D
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We had the great pleasure of staying there last year. I recommend it to anyone, although without Pompano there it won't be as much fun! Thanks again
for the welcome...
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oladulce
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We just spent 3 days driving back to BCS from CA without internet - What the heck happened??? There's no trace of whatever started this
thread.
Is the world topsy turvy?
[Edited on 12-17-2010 by oladulce]
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Sallysouth
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No, I check in here every day and it is a mystery to me as well!!Where IS the beginning of this thread??
Happiness is just a Baja memory away...
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vandenberg
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Pompano sold his Conception Bay abode to a buddy and ,since the guy wasn't familiar with the in and outs of our complicated system, did him a favor
and offered it for rent.
It was accomplished with lots of pics, but for some reason he decided to delete the original post.
Pompano, I think an explanation is in order
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irenemm
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Pompano
Thank you for stopping by and letting me meet a great person who took us all on a adventure this past summer.
I know your new adverture will be very exciting. I hope you keep us all posted and send beautiful pictures.
good luck to you and co pilot.
Irene
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by oladulce
Is the world topsy turvy?
[Edited on 12-17-2010 by oladulce] |
yes! King Neptune is not happy and the waves are lacking also.....
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oladulce
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
yes! King Neptune is not happy and the waves are lacking also.....
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Since Pompano is on the road, we'll have to talk amongst ourselves.
I've heard hushed voices speak of Islas Coiba (where someone said Pompano may be going) and I can't imagine there are any waves there... 
Supposed to be a gorgeous place. Buena Suerte on your new adventure Pompano.
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bajamedic
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After reading Pompanos post this morning, I was saddened by the thought of him leaving a home that many of us could only dream about. Rogers posts
had become part of my morning routine, the photos from behind the arch on his porch, sunrise, the killer views around his “hood”, Co-pilot (he-he),
photos of his travels and adventures, parties on the patio, travels in the motorhome, well you get my direction. I thought that so many of his
photo/stories had kept my dream alive. But I have concluded that someday I too can do these things and post photos and tell a “stretched story of my
adventures”. After some time through the day thinking about his new adventure, I finally concluded that, I salute you and I look forward to further
inspiration from your next adventure. JH
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estebanis
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I have a question???
How is the road to Panama as far as driving the RV?
Esteban
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wsdunc
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Pompano, you have become one of the Nomads posters that I look forward to reading. Pictures of Copilot caught my attention originally, but the
general quality of the photos and the tongue in cheek writing in addition to the general feeling of adventure is what kept me coming back. Good luck
on your transition, hopefully you will keep the Nomads updated. Thee's a lot I'd like to know about Panama.
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BillP
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wsdunc
Pompano, you have become one of the Nomads posters that I look forward to reading. Pictures of Copilot caught my attention originally, but the
general quality of the photos and the tongue in cheek writing in addition to the general feeling of adventure is what kept me coming back. Good luck
on your transition, hopefully you will keep the Nomads updated. Thee's a lot I'd like to know about Panama. |
Ditto what he said!
Pompano, It was a link I followed to your story about "Springbok" that brought me here. Please come back and visit, I'm sure your stories about Panama
trials and tribulations will be equally entertaining as your Baja stories.
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willyAirstream
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Anyone heard from Pompano? Expecting some pics of Italian dishes! (intended)
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Cypress
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The Louisiana/Mississippi marsh country is hard to beat for fishing, plenty of shrimp, oysters, crabs and crawfish on the side. But I'm sorta
prejudiced, it's were I was raised.
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BajaBlanca
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topsy turvy world !!!! holy mackeral ......
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