4x4abc
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nice road
went for a mountain drive today
gotta get outta the house sometimes
what a beautiful road!
smooth
unmolested
some washboard at the beginning
it's a dead end, so SCORE will never use it
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JZ
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Wish I could've gone down it today.
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geraldalexander7
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Where is this road?
Facebook.com/Gerald Beltran
Casas & Condos for rent in La Paz...$100US per/month.....Daily & weekly rates also.
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David K
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I will take a guess it is the one signed: [answer removed]
EDIT: Because Harald apparently doesn't want to confirm, my answer is removed.
[Edited on 12-19-2021 by David K]
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4x4abc
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somewhere around there
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bajatrailrider
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Getting smart Harold great places destroyed by GPS and direction to get there . Looks amazing thank you
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100X
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Really?
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Find someone who will take care of you, and take care of them.
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bajatrailrider
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Yes sir 100x your a off roader like me all good but heads up. Living here and visiting Baja . Are two different things locked gates and closed
routes. Are getting worse by the month great routes are getting closed off. Since we are from So Cal and left that silly state. Be nice for Baja to
not get that our routes are very nice. We dont share with GPS of how to get there. As then come the masses getting places closed . Im sure since you
have ridden here long time you see the change. Posting on internet cool places not normal traveled not cool
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4x4abc
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almost all side roads on that route are already locked with gates.
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100X
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Not sure but I think I am the one that suggested that area/route a day or two ago. Is part of or close to a previous SCORE racecourse.
David and Harard my comment was directed to you as well. Should we edit and remove all Trip Reports? Remove the maps and tracks the two of you and
others have graciously provided?Take down this site? Take down all sites that might cause someone to visit? Pull up the ladder?
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4x4abc
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Quote: Originally posted by 100X | Not sure but I think I am the one that suggested that area/route a day or two ago. Is part of or close to a previous SCORE racecourse.
David and Harard my comment was directed to you as well. Should we edit and remove all Trip Reports? Remove the maps and tracks the two of you and
others have graciously provided?Take down this site? Take down all sites that might cause someone to visit? Pull up the ladder?
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way too late
it's like Covid - you close borders before bad stuff arrives
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David K
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As the population grows, more land is privatized, less is open to explore the way we did before.
Maybe things will improve or maybe not?
Progress can sometimes be bad for us but good for others.
Take Highway 1, for example; it ended the isolation we found so fascinating for this wonderful peninsula. It opened the flow of cash for most of the
peninsula, which was a good thing. Most of you came down the peninsula because of the highway, so you won't know what we old timers lost.
It is all okay in the end.
Peace, love, and fish tacos, everyone!
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4x4abc
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Quote: Originally posted by David K | As the population grows, more land is privatized, less is open to explore the way we did before.
Maybe things will improve or maybe not?
Progress can sometimes be bad for us but good for others.
Take Highway 1, for example; it ended the isolation we found so fascinating for this wonderful peninsula. It opened the flow of cash for most of the
peninsula, which was a good thing. Most of you came down the peninsula because of the highway, so you won't know what we old timers lost.
It is all okay in the end.
Peace, love, and fish tacos, everyone! |
in short - flow of cash = bad!
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bajatrailrider
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You cant share behind locked gates anymore pictures and trip reports . damage already done so its cool what you post. Pictures great but i wont tell
you how to get there . David has been to hot springs with me , Its well known to only locals not a problem to post . As now locked gate good care
takers have the keys . David always welcome as he only post what is allowed .
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David K
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Yes, I always honor any requests made when shown a new to me place. The hot spring rancho is on maps, however...
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Don't mean to hijack the thread, but here's an interesting video about how sharing your location publicly can cause impact.
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100X
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"I have met the enemy and he is us."
Walt Kelly (Pogo) modifying Commodore Perry's 1812 quote.
A life of fears leads to a death bed of regrets.
Find someone who will take care of you, and take care of them.
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4x4abc
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Balandra - Baja's most beautiful beach is another example
it is a stunning place
I considered it crowded when I saw more than 5 people at the beach
up until about 10 years ago
then the city of La Paz promoted the chit out of it
to the point that it had to be closed for a couple of summers, because there was too much caca in the water
during the last 2 summers access was restricted due to Covid
now, all restrictions dropped, the city wants to make it a cash cow and charge an entry fee
Google Earth documented very well the increase in visitors
Google Earth documented very well the increase in visitors
2004 - a few cars in the parking lot
2012 - around 10 cars
2018 - now 2 parking lots with a large number of cars
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100X
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Look what people did to many of the most beautiful states/places in other countries, hell, all corners of the planet...
What's the answer--a pandemic? Eliminate computers? Stop sharing "secret" information with our buddies (because they tell 4 friends, and they tell 4
friends...). Be irascible to drive folks away from sites that are supposed to be about being helpful to others of like mind?
I'm not really taking sides on this--I get both. But let us be honest, you can't have it both ways.
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Find someone who will take care of you, and take care of them.
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4x4abc
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well, change is the definition of life.
and since population is exploding there will be a lot of change
fast
and we know that growth creates problems
think of Paris and London, the first 1 million pop cities - the problems were smelly and sickening
since city/country planners know about those problems for a few hundred years now, I was hoping they would apply their knowledge
nope
greed still overrides everything
fixing something is more complicated and costly than preventing it
but greedy politicians and business owners count on us to pick up the tab
so, kiss you paradise beaches goodbye
and forget that there were adventure roads to kinda paradise
someone is already building copies for virtual reality
Harald Pietschmann
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