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David K
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A few MORE Photos in Baja... Can you guess where?
1) Arroyo north of Cataviña, answered by Archie.
2) Valle Chico, southwest of San Felipe:
3) Mission El Rosario (de Arriba), answered by Maderita.
4) La Bocana, west of El Rosario:
5) Rancho Matomi Oasis, answered by Maderita.
6) Valle Chico, southwest of San Felipe:
7) Diablo Mountain (10, 154') as seen from Valle Chico (Morelia Jcn.), answered by StuckSucks and PaulW.
8) East of El Rosario and north of Km. 103, between El Sauzalito copper mine and San Juan de Dios mission visita site:
All are in the northern state and all were taken on just one of my 8 Baja research trips (2017-2018).
[Edited on 4-10-2019 by David K]
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StuckSucks
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Was number seven taken at or near Morelia Jct?
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Daventec
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These are some amazing photos! Thanks for sharing them with us!
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PaulW
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#5 Rancho Morelia.
#7 Morelia Junction looking west. Maybe a little further east than the junction?
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Archie
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#1 the arroyo near the cave paintings N of Cataviña?
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David K
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My pleasure... Looking forward to seeing yours!
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Maderita
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#5. looks like it could be the eastside canyons of the southern Sierra de
Juárez. The white granite of the northerly canyons gives way to the darker rock, and some horizontal bands of rock on the ridge lines, maybe south of
Cañón la Mora. Perhaps Cañón Palomar or Cañón Santa Isabel? Or the more obscure Cañón Alamar. Hmmm, my first guess is Palomar, second guess is
Santa Isabel.
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Oops, is that a cardón cactus sticking up in the center of the photo? Tiny in the photo, can't see for sure. Well if it is, amend my guess to the
Sierra San Pedro Mártir eastside canyons. The geology and topography of the flat plateau appears more southerly; not the jagged granite of the
nothern Sierra San Pedro Mártir. Maybe Arroyo Matomí area?
Ahh, your clue above, Rancho Matomí?
[Edited on 4-4-2019 by Maderita]
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PaulW
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#5 must be El Cajon, but the summertime moss faked me. the Matomi was a bad guess because the pic has too much water
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I am guessing the beach picture is of the Pacific ocean, in central Baja.
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David K
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Quote: Originally posted by Maderita  | Oops, is that a cardón cactus sticking up in the center of the photo? Tiny in the photo, can't see for sure. Well if it is, amend my guess to the
Sierra San Pedro Mártir eastside canyons. The geology and topography of the flat plateau appears more southerly; not the jagged granite of the
nothern Sierra San Pedro Mártir. Maybe Arroyo Matomí area?
Ahh, your clue above, Rancho Matomí?
[Edited on 4-4-2019 by Maderita] |
Bingo... yes, #5 is the oasis, waterfall-fed pool behind Rancho Matomi.
Paul, you asked if it was Rancho Morelia... but I knew you mis-typed (see my earlier reply to you).
Here's looking at the rock I was standing on for photo #5:
This was in March 2017.
Semi-abandoned Rancho Matomi.
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Maderita
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#4 - Is it the beach to the south of Punta Canoas?
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#3 - El Rosario mission.
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David K
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Some more...
If you can't guess where then guess what (it is). Hint, after the first two... the rest are oriented from north to south and all in the southern
state:
9) Sunrise at Shell Island, 20 miles south of San Felipe.
10) Sunset at Shell Island.
11) San Ignacio River (answered by GMann)
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14) Between ranches La Presa and La Capilla (Mission Dolores Chillá/ La Pasión). Answered by TMW
15) San Evaristo. Answered by TMW
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17) Tropic of Cancer monument (near Santiago). Answered by bajarich.
[Edited on 4-12-2019 by David K]
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I have a movie of us sliding down that moss slicked stream and into the pool Easter week, 1954. We were hiking up to climb Mt. Diablo with Bud
Bernard. Great climb and great memories!
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David K
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Matomi?
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Vince
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Yes, I think so. I never knew the name, but it looks like that on your photo. I have it on YouTube, I can send it to you by email and give you the
number coordinates so you don't have to go thru the whole video. I don't have your address.
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GMann
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Number 11) is San Ignacio
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Perhaps 13) is Mulege? seeing as that is the next place to the South where there are large numbers of Date Palms....
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15 looks like San Evaristo.
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