Jack Swords
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Trip report San Diego to La Paz
Took 3 days driving down to La Paz. Left Monday AM. No one wanted to see our "stuff", just waved us on, even in San Ysidro. Only one military stop
wanted me out, just took a photo of me, then the front license plate using a smart phone. This was outside San Ignacio where they used to have
computers. No longer recording name and plates number on a piece of paper. Road has potholes in Baja Norte (like the old days), but perfect in Baja
Sur. 5 miles or detour outside of La Paz. Constitution police were uninterested in us. Military outside La Paz thanked us for coming down. Not
crowded, rarely saw car from the States on the highway. La Paz is same as usual, friendly folks, little evidence of hurricane. Boat in Marina de la
Paz had no damage, Mexican flag a bit beat up.
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David K
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Thanks Jack. Have a great winter!
If you visit any historic sites, I will look forward to hearing/ seeing more...
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Maron
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Nice, no problem with the police and that the military thanked you.
Thanks for the update on the roads.
Enjoy
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bajajudy
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Jack
Welcome back!
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Bajahowodd
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Quote: Originally posted by Jack Swords | Took 3 days driving down to La Paz. Left Monday AM. No one wanted to see our "stuff", just waved us on, even in San Ysidro. Only one military stop
wanted me out, just took a photo of me, then the front license plate using a smart phone. This was outside San Ignacio where they used to have
computers. No longer recording name and plates number on a piece of paper. Road has potholes in Baja Norte (like the old days), but perfect in Baja
Sur. 5 miles or detour outside of La Paz. Constitution police were uninterested in us. Military outside La Paz thanked us for coming down. Not
crowded, rarely saw car from the States on the highway. La Paz is same as usual, friendly folks, little evidence of hurricane. Boat in Marina de la
Paz had no damage, Mexican flag a bit beat up. |
Better roads in Baja Sur has been the standard for many years. It has baffled me that up North, a repaving project that causes major delays turns into
potholes almost instantly. I'm thinking government corruption.
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