bacquito
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another lost in Catavina area
http://www.ensenada.net/noticias/nota.php?id=28057
He's been lost about a month.
bacquito
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via google translate:
The State Attorney's Office confirmed the search Cataviña area in the municipality of Ensenada, a man identified as Jose Quintero Escudero 46 years of
age, of which there is already a location request.
Escudero Quintero, was reported by one of his sisters, knowing their whereabouts after almost a month and it is presumed that it would be in a ranch
property in the region indicated by the Director of Preliminary Marco Chavarria.
Cataviña, is an uninhabited and inhospitable semi-desert area located more than 400 kilometers south of the city of Ensenada.
In this place, there are cave paintings and Oasis are one of the attractions of the area, along with endemic flora that attracts hundreds of foreign
tourists annually.
In 2008 the region made headlines Cataviña of various national and international media after she lost in an Italian tourist Antonio
Giardella who was located six months later died after apparently suffering an accident that left him immobilized.
According to the Civil Protection Director Alfredo Escobedo Ortiz State on Wednesday pulled in that region a search and rescue operation.
The official confirmed that Escudero Quintero, was last seen on 10 January 2013, but it was reported to authorities about his disappearance until
January 25 when his family filed the complaint.
The search will be done by land because it is a farm of over 500 acres between canyons, hills and stone desert land with lush vegetation, including
cacti mainly candles.
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Udo
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At least there is water available there at this time of the year.
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David K
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Anyone go to Mision Santa María and look out that way?... Not much else to do except being close to the highway (services, cave art).
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Archie
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Udo
At least there is water available there at this time of the year. |
availability its not the problem.
This was taken january 29th, i´ll guess you know the place.
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BajaBlanca
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that fountain has water ! it had been a long time since I had seen agua there
a month is really a long time - one can only hope that it is his choice to go into the hinterland - a Mexican once told me that you only die in the
desert if you want to since there are plenty of plants containing liquid and vital vitamins.
Guaranteed that I would NOT want to test that theory.
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