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rts551
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Hopefully this helps them get their catch in and out...It should also help them as they go for health care, shopping, trips etc.. I don't suspect
it will turn into a resort soon.
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cpg
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We will b e down there in a few days maybe we will see you there.
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BeemerDan
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Quote: Originally posted by rts551  | | Quote: Originally posted by David K | I capitalized Baja, to give it more respect.
There was no good or bad with "there goes"... it is simply 'there goes the difficult days of rough roads and here comes the prosperity of paved
highways'.
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woody with a view
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can you guys get a room? the decades old beating on DKs rear view mirror is tired. move on!
ignorance is bliss=ignore him if you don't need to know the monthly movements of the Jesuits 200 years ago or how plate tectonics relate to hot
summers in Baja in the modern era!
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bradhisgen
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San Fransisquito
I am a newbie so apologies if I am not doing this properly.
Has anyone been thru San Fran recently?
We are planning on dirt biking green door from Bay of LA. Wondering about Fuel and food.
thanks for your help
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rts551
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As with most of the liars around Nominds. BummerDan had to change my quote to get his point across. Ya can't get it correct, Bummer, you need to
stay in the Coop.
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TMW
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| Quote: Originally posted by bradhisgen | I am a newbie so apologies if I am not doing this properly.
Has anyone been thru San Fran recently?
We are planning on dirt biking green door from Bay of LA. Wondering about Fuel and food.
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Sometimes they have gas there but not always. There is a ranch and camp area about 5 or so miles before there that has a sign they have gas but did
not when were there in Jan.
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AKgringo
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| Quote: Originally posted by bradhisgen | I am a newbie so apologies if I am not doing this properly.
Has anyone been thru San Fran recently?
We are planning on dirt biking green door from Bay of LA. Wondering about Fuel and food.
thanks for your help |
First of all, welcome to the forum! If you have been following it for a while, you already realize that not every one on this board is interested in
just sharing information, but it is easy to ignore (to a point).
What is your time frame for your ride? I may be able to haul food and fuel for you. And what does 'dirt biking green door' mean?
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by AKgringo]
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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motoged
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| Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo | ..... I may be able to haul food and fuel for you. And what does 'dirt biking green door' mean?
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by AKgringo] |
The "Green Door Trail" is a section of sandy /rocky road that is a "shortcut" of sorts between BoLA and San Francisquito that bypasses Punta San
Rafael....used to be marked by a auto/truck door at the north end of the route......someone "collected" the door marker in the past few years.....
https://www.google.com/search?q=green+door+trail+baja&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CEMQsARqFQoTCPDqvcytpMgCFYeliAodHgEMqw&
amp;biw=1024&bih=664
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by motoged]
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by motoged]
Don't believe everything you think....
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motoged
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The good old days....
And after some storms....
Don't believe everything you think....
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C205Driver
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. . .I really hope that Juan, Mingo & Rosa find the time & money to do some "fixing" at PSFO. . . No place quite like it. . .If you have never
been there it is hard to describe. . .In the past I have spent a week there with no other overnighters ( Other than slight headache ). . .Priceless
tranquility. . . .At other times, Ya never knew who was gonna show up with what. . . Only the best memories in lotsa visits. . .
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hombre66
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Curious to know, C205, do the 3 people mentioned in your post live there and manage the place, as did Genaro, Pepe, Chary and others from the past? .
Been there at least 8 times since the early 80's and there's always someone care taking and collecting $ for camping or cabanas. Don't want to
"squat" if the place is condemned and/or abandoned. Our favorite person was Pepe. To quote him: "This is your home for the week..its a magical
place...enjoy your visit" Indeed magical.
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TMW
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| Quote: Originally posted by motoged | | Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo | ..... I may be able to haul food and fuel for you. And what does 'dirt biking green door' mean?
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by AKgringo] |
The "Green Door Trail" is a section of sandy /rocky road that is a "shortcut" of sorts between BoLA and San Francisquito that bypasses Punta San
Rafael....used to be marked by a auto/truck door at the north end of the route......someone "collected" the door marker in the past few years.....]
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I assume that is the route by way of San Pedro.
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John M
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Done that route in the past
It was a nice alternative several years ago. Of course Odile may have had its way with the route.
JM
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BeemerDan
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 |
As with most of the liars around Nominds. BummerDan had to change my quote to get his point across. Ya can't get it correct, Bummer, you need to
stay in the Coop.
Nah you're just the the "turd in tar" you've always been, and I pointed it out. You chase DK around this site snipping at his heels every chance you
get. thats no lie. Just a fact.
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C205Driver
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Hombre. . . Usually go down in October; did not go down in 2014 as Juan indicated that the roof was down in the big palapa next to the kitchen. .
.Knew Javier & Charry ( her small donkey used to hang out in the KITCHEN ); then the couple that worked with them ran the place ( from GN; went to
work in BOLA; no name of Pepe ); then Genaro was there & his cousin / nephew helped out & when Genaro passed it was Juan, Mingo & Rosa -
been that way since Genaro. . .Story about Genaro. . . Flew in right after a hurricane & they were low on food but rich in flies & mosquitos
so I told Genaro us 3 were gonna go to GN; did he want to go; said yes as he needed to load up on tomatoes, potatoes, limes, avacados, chickens,
potatoes, propane, etc. . .Only flew down with 3 seats; sooo, we got a folding lawn chair & TADA. . .Seating for 4 & off we went. . .EASY
inspection at GN & lunch at Malarmios, , ,Came back with a planeload of "stuff" & insect repellant. . .
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bradhisgen
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Thank you all. I leave this morning so I will try to post update upon my return.
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