BajaBlanca
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quick trip to s ignacio, s rosalia, mulege, loreto -pics
entrance to san ignacio - never fails to impress with all the palms ....
the hotel francis in santa rosalia
inside the hotel francis
the famous santa barbara eiffel designed church
a little of Mulege
a little of Loreto
Auggi's for drinks and dinner
breakfast at CAFE OLE
my cousin from Brazil who lives in Switzerland
inside the mission church
artwork inside a local store
this is the Sunday flea market / farmer's market .. It is pretty big and has a mix of fruits veggies old garage sale stuff and MUCHOS GRINGOES
even a boat for sale on the other side of the street
we ran into lots of guests who have stayed with us ... it was a fun trip ... and this was one of the BEST parts:
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Cypress
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BajaBlanca, Thanks.
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BajaBlanca
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you are most welcome.
have you been to all these places, Cypress ?
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BajaBlanca, Yes. Enjoyed all of 'em.
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BajaBlanca
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I never tire of visiting them !!!!
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DianaT
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Looks like a quick, but fun trip!
How hot was it in San Ignacio?
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Very much enjoyed the pictures .... thanks much for sharing... the water looks great...
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David K
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Very good and that photo essay brings one closer to The Baja Feeling!
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where was the Sunday flea market?
"closer to The Baja Feeling" - ditto that!
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bajabass
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Thanks for the visuals! I always blow by San Ignacio, as I'm in a rush to get south. I'll make a pit stop next trip and see it for myself now!!
Keep your eyes on the road, and your hands upon the wheel!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajabass
Thanks for the visuals! I always blow by San Ignacio, as I'm in a rush to get south. I'll make a pit stop next trip and see it for myself now!!
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By not taking the short, paved sideroad into San Ignacio, you miss:
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One more of the San Ignacio mission:
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mulegemichael
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blanca...we HAVE to get over your way this winter...your shot of grande and dale at scotties is great!...we'll bring lots of goodies down for the kids
in a week or so..m.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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come on over Mike !!!! we had such a good laugh with them when we saw them . We went to scotty's TWICE.... on the way south and then again on the
way north.... We saw Ron and Rochele and Mike (another one) and met Elizabeth and her sister and ate some incredibly good food
Les had the HOG BURGER each time we were there...... ummmm, one might say he liked it !!
wilderone: the flea market was in Loreto and it is big big big. tons of gringoes and we saw lots of folks there too. Many people had produce so i
guess it must be good. we were just looking around.
san ignacio has a certain je ne sais quoi to it .... it is peaceful and fun and has good ice cream and the mission church is great for wandering
around in. there is the museum at Juanita's and also her simple delighful rooms. the yurts at san ignacio springs are amazing if you want to splurge.
and the meals at RICE AND BEANS have always been satisfactory. you'll def enjoy it bajabass !!
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And meeting up with me for a nice drink! That's always fun!
We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajame
And meeting up with me for a nice drink! That's always fun! |
What is the weather like there at this time? Thinking about heading that way for a day or two----depending.
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BajaBlanca
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the weather was really nice Diane - sorry I missed that question earlier ..it was NOT too hot. Really bearable which was a pleasure, a great pleasure
!!! Loreto required A/C but that was because of the mosquitoes - boy were they attacking. Swimming in the pool in the evenings is a plus when you
stay at coco Cabanas.
Having a drink with you was awesome BAJAME !!!!! thanks for coming over !!
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