larryC
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BoLA to San Francisquito road conditions?
I have heard from several people that the road south of Bahia has been graded since the last storm. Has anyone driven it all the way to 'squito or
heard anything about how far they actually graded?
Thanks
Larry
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woody with a view
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friends are headed to PSF now. should here from them soon.
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larryC
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Let me know if you hear anything. Did that tank and reg work for you?
Larry
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woody with a view
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works awesome. down to about 1500 #'s now so might need a refill in 3 weeks. when you headed back?
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larryC
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Not going back this year, some medical issues to address, but I can probably fill it for you here is San Diego.
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woody with a view
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i should be okay for the trip. hoping for the best Larry!
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Paulina
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Baja Strong just did it, and reported on it. I saw the report on fb.
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larryC
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Paulina
I don't do face book, can you remember what he said?
Larry
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libby
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Hi Larry...read your U2U
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Paulina
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They said the road south from LA Bay was difficult. Several trucks got stuck in the mud, but they were able to get them out. Dern just got back and
was told the road was only graded as far as Gecko.
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Any info would be appreciated. We plan on visiting Pancho around turkey day.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by larryC
Let me know if you hear anything. Did that tank and reg work for you?
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It would be great to get a update on the road.
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larryC
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My friends that flew down just got back and reported the road south of town is graded as far as the turn off to Rincon, not much farther than the
Gecko turn off. They didn't go further than that but I suspect it is going to be rough for awhile. Makes me curious about Animas and if the fishermen
were in there and if they can get out by road.
Larry
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I know of a small group of fisherman that were in Las Animas when Odile hit. They were able to leave the beach and make their way to La Bay before
heading north. They reported huge waves hitting the sand spit just south of the fish camp and something about losing several meters of beach.
I have not heard any reports about anyone returning to Animas to assess the damage to their encampment or how bad the road is between the La
Bay/SanFransiquito road junction and Animas Bay. Based on previous years' storms with considerably less volume of run-off, I would imagine that the
road into Las Animas is going to be very tough.
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woody with a view
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have seen friends on FB in PSF this week. no mention of anything other than fishing so.....
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