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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Packoderm
Just out of curiosity, how much does a session at Anthonys cost? |
That's a question for Mr. Around The World, Fishbuck. All I've heard is the more you pay now, the less you pay later.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I must have missed the place that says what Anthony's is in this thread...??? |
Yeah.....I think Packo dozed off at the keyboard and was having a dream.
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We usually budget abour $120.00 U.S. per day, although our last trip (Feb of last year) to La Paz and back cost us 1bout $1,800 U.S. We splurged abit
on some B&B's
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woody with a view
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gas
food
"refrescos"
panguero
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$75/day is about right. now that "they" put me on salary i don't worry about missing $ when not working...
gas is the main drain. we always bring too much food and usually too much drink. the pangueros are our friends and we fish while they haul traps/dive,
other places it's $30 per gringo.
this is for a 5-10 day expedition. 2-3 days works out to 1/2.
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I just re-figured our first trip and counting airfare for 5 people and spending money, it came in over $200/day........OUCH!
that'll never happen again!
ps- Who or what is Anthony?
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNuts
ps- Who or what is Anthony? |
Anthony's is a physical therapy center in Ensenada.
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNuts
ps- Who or what is Anthony? |
Anthony's is a physical therapy center in Ensenada. |
all i wanna do is boom-boom an zoom-zoom.......
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dtbushpilot
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correction: zooma zoom zoom zoom and a boom boom  ....dt
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BajaNuts
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and it sounds like the physical therapy is gender specific and is mono-muscular in focus.
OK---
so where is Antonita's?????  
it's all good, just want to cover all the bases.
sorry, probably gonna get bleeeeped
[Edited on 5-28-2009 by BajaNuts]
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Who doesn't like a happy ending??
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Wow... the rich and famous on vacation!
Gasoline is the biggest expense, food next, at least when we go camping in Baja... Last weekend cost less than $200 for the four of us....
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David, wouldn't beer be next after gasoline? Not food?

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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaWaverunner
You need to specifiy whether you will be stopping at Anthonys or not. |
Anthony's Fish Grotto ?
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Anthonys'=$100us per person includes hourly hotel rental
Donkey Show in TJ= Get friend hammered and he'll buy.
Happy ending...priceless
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Wow... the rich and famous on vacation!
Gasoline is the biggest expense, food next, at least when we go camping in Baja... Last weekend cost less than $200 for the four of us....
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David, wouldn't beer be next after gasoline? Not food?

Bob H |
Yes, if you don't call beer 'food'... To me, the liquid malt, hops and barley is a great food! 
We (4) consumed 69 cans of Tecate on the beach and a few bottles of Dos Equis at BajaRob's (averages about 6 beers: day: person)
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Fred
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DK........are you sure your math is right. I was a math major in college and I thought Baja beer time was more like 6 beers/hour.
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Budget?.......what's that?
24 beers in a case, 24 hours in a day........coinsidense?......I think not....dt
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Fred
DK........are you sure your math is right. I was a math major in college and I thought Baja beer time was more like 6 beers/hour.
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I am speaking in 'averages' 
Actually, we consumed more as Kelly is not a beer drinker and only had a couple each day.
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dt.............thanks for that new info. It was hard before to figure it out when they only had 20 beers to a case and the day was still 24 hours.
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woody with a view
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yeah, it really peees me of that there are ONLY 10 ballenas in a box. who had the dumb idea for that????     
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In 1984 my cousin and I did a five-day trip driving as far south as Guerrero Negro...our cost for the entire trip was $60! Gas was 25 cents a gallon,
beer was $2.40 a case (and we didn't skimp there!), tequila $3.00 a bottle, salsa 10 cents a can, etc, etc...no hotels of course but had the time of
our lives surfing and fishing.
Nowadays need to budget at least $300 to $400 for a similar trip.
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