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Ken Cooke
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
| Quote: | Originally posted by Ken Cooke
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
There is also no range cattle... at least I haven't ever seen them, in these two strips.
Baja Angel has to work to about 5:30, so there you go... we leave as soon as we can. Now, it so happens that we got to Shell Island long before you
guys did... You guys drove in that afternoon (after spending the previous night in San Felipe at a motel, I think... We like to camp (except in El
Rosario, where Baja Cactus is a taste of luxury on the central Baja frontier, we enjoy)!
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David - Did you see the photo of the black Cow (that I photographed) on the side of Hwy 1 just south of Cataviņa? It was a real (not Lego) creature.
Be sure to drive safely. Electronic Stability Control can only help control sway and/or static traction so much... |
Ken, Cataviņa is SOUTH of EL ROSARIO... re-read my reply! |
David, Cataviņa is in the SUBJECT LINE of this THREAD. 
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David K
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Yes Ken, and you wanted to talk about my night driving... which is NORTH of El Rosario and San Felipe, where I have never seen range cattle.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Marc
Ken, Hook that cow up to the Jeep and maybe you could save a few hours.
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Bajahowodd
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| Quote: | Originally posted by 805gregg
I make it from Tecate at 7am to GN at 4:30 pm no problem, why stop nothing to see. I did stop the first time in 1973 but now just gun it.
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It is really about personal priorities.
For a number of years, we have made a stop at Jardines in San Quintin, because of their great rooms, great rates, great restaurant, and a wonderful
feeling of hospitality. We recharge our batteries in a very Mexican experience.
I understand that there are folks who really feel the need to haul (ass) burro. Whatever floats your boat.
Burro twice? I specifically parenthized my burro because I figured it wouldn't pass muster as aaaasss. Oh. That's right. Software that is designed for
church people.
[Edited on 11-15-2011 by Bajahowodd]
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David K
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Nothing to see... nothing to see??? You're kidding, right???
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volcano
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I've "seen" the main route many times, and will enjoy a new route, on my way to my cabana..in the peace and solitude of mid eastcape, not Cabo,
pleaze........!
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