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pacificobob
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Alaska, to spend some time on the boat
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Marc
Ultra Nomad
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Registered: 5-15-2010
Location: San Francisco & Palm Springs
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Mood: Waiting
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BOLA then Mulege if and when things shake out. Could be my last though.
Exercise regularly. Eat sensibly. Die anyway.
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Tioloco
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Your last?
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TMW
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Location: Bakersfield, CA
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My friend Roy and I were thinking of doing the 7 sisters then south and do some trails at the south end of Baja Sur. Maybe see how far we can go on
the No Wimp Trail on the way home.
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David K
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Location: San Diego County
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Mood: Have Baja Fever
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My son (now 31) wants me to take him and his wife (who was born in Mexicali) on a tour to all the places I took him when he was younger. His 2-week
vacation begins June 20... We know things don't look good now, so fingers crossed.
On Christopher's wish list:
Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs
Shell Island
Matomi Canyon waterfalls
Puertecitos hot springs
Gonzaga Bay sites, incl. onyx springs
La Turquesa Canyon
Boojum Trees
Los Candeleros Canyon (north of lakebed to coast)
L.A. Bay sites
Pancho's (former place) San Rafael
Giant painted cave of Mesa el Carmen/ Pozo Alemán
Rancho Santa Ynez
Las Pintas
Punta Baja/El Rosario
La Lobera
Cielito Lindo
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bajatrailrider
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Location: Mexico
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That sounds like great trip David. Mexico is about month behind the states with sick people. With no end in sight so far knock on wood. No known sick
people in my town. Off road at it's best after months of rain.
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BajaTed
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Posts: 859
Registered: 5-2-2010
Location: Bajamar
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I love my Tortas
Califia, the place with the Chupacabra painting
El Trailero in Sauzal
El Bano, by the Pemex in Valle de Trinidad, everything is served on newspaper
Es Todo Bueno
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KurtG
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Registered: 1-27-2004
Location: California Central Coast
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Quote: Originally posted by MulegeAL  | Sauls Mercado in Mulege.
Say hola to the real deal Saul, buy a couple cases of Noche Buena.
Sit on the porch with the old guy, drink cervesas! |
I'm with Al. Mulege has been my main Baja destination since 1974, stays ranging from a few days to several months at a time. My calendar showed me
leaving for Baja on 3/22 but by then the world had changed. I'm hoping by fall we can travel again but I'm sort of working on the assumption that it
might be a year off. The future looks pretty unknowable right now.
I also have a high regard for Saul but have concerns about the "old guy" description since I am only a (very) few years behind him
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Grenadiers
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We bought a house in Mulege, long wait til the paperwork is done! Gonna buy a boat once we get there. Looking at a Westcoaster Bayrunner, 18’ with a
90 horse Mercury. If anyone has a similar boat, center console type, I’d consider it. We’re selling our military truck overland vehicle. If anyone
is interested in a big self-contained 4x4 ‘RV’, let me know.
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BajaMama
Super Nomad
Posts: 1107
Registered: 10-4-2015
Location: Pleasanton/Punta Chivato
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Mood: Got Baja fever!!
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Punta Chivato to clean up my father-in-law's house from a roof leak and get the roof repaired/replaced. And paddle board. And snorkel. And FISH!
And of course, play Texas Hold'em. Bask in the sunrise. If not for covid I would have been packing up my little old lady SUV and heading down in a
few days.
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