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[*] posted on 12-20-2015 at 09:12 PM


Found it on several map programs as well as my Almanac. I can't believe I've been missing it. Lord only knows where that goat track I've been looking at goes. Maybe some day.

I'm composing a trip report on today's Magdalena snooping. Things have NOT improved up there!
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[*] posted on 1-3-2016 at 05:00 PM


Tom email me tim@xplorebaja.com and I'll send you our gps file ... our 4 Motos made it thru on New Years Day but it was 13 hours to go 126.9 miles thru there and the majority was spent in a 2 mile swath of destruction. Rocks as big as a two-story houses littered everywhere and I believe it will be decades before a 4 wheel vehicle can ever go thru there again...I will also email you the photos.

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[*] posted on 1-4-2016 at 12:37 PM


Quote: Originally posted by Desertbull  
Tom email me tim@xplorebaja.com and I'll send you our gps file ... our 4 Motos made it thru on New Years Day but it was 13 hours to go 126.9 miles thru there and the majority was spent in a 2 mile swath of destruction. Rocks as big as a two-story houses littered everywhere and I believe it will be decades before a 4 wheel vehicle can ever go thru there again...I will also email you the photos.

Tim aka Desertbull
Sounds like Death march to me,I have been on those.Do it once,never again.How many hours you riding at night.:bounce:
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[*] posted on 1-5-2016 at 05:52 PM


Any pictures?

This Sunday the Mulege Batos Locos are going up to Mission Guadalupe the easy way to look at the up hill end of that mess.
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[*] posted on 1-6-2016 at 06:43 PM


Just got the pictures from Tim. To illuminate, they made it through East to West from Mission Guadalupe to San Juan de la Pilas. Horrible. Only the second group of lunatics in the last year. Rice and Beans in San Ignatio must have added a medic to their staff!

As we have no helicopter based near here, the Magdalena to Guadalupe mess must, I fear, be written off. If anyone heads up that way, please file a ride plan so that your next of kin will have no irritating delays in receiving the payout from your life insurance. We will help them in fighting any assertions that it was suicide.
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