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| Gadget 
 
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 Good list.  My list has other things specific to my needs and vehicle, but this looks like a great one in general.
 
 This is a long thread so I may have missed it:  Baby wipes
 
 "A clean butt is a happy butt", our red neck, North Carolina, friend Tom says.  You add the good old boy acsent and it's funny every time.
   
 
 
 
 "Mankind will not be judged by their faults, but by the direction of their lives."  Leo Giovinetti 
See you in Baja
http://www.LocosMocos.com 
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| vandenberg 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by lingililingili How about one little deck of cards.
 
 After a great day of fun in the sun you can play strip poker
 
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 Trouble at my age ....nobody wants to play unless I give tremendous odds.
  
 
   
 
 
 
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| Baja12valve 
 
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 I bring a bunch of soccer balls, shoes, and frisbees to pass out to the kids. In some of the small towns (or smaller) what the kids play with is
really sad. I give the ball to the smallest kid, hopefully ensuring him a spot on the field.
 Too cheap to buy a good compressor, so a scuba tank does tire and impact tool duty when required.
 Three different kinds of epoxy. That stuff has saved my life.
 Lacquer thinner to clean parts
 Plastic containers to carry out ALL of my trash, or at least what I can't burn.
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| ckiefer 
 
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 And maybe a small u-haul trailer to carry all of the above!
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| vandenberg 
 
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 How about a set of bocce balls. Fun to play on the beach in soft sand. Have to toss them instead of rolling
    
 
 
 
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| Scottandaudrey 
 
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| Surf wax 
 
 Surf wax
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| Bruce R Leech 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Ken Bondy 
 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Bruce R Leech if you run in to trouble few Americans or Canadians will stop and help but the first Mexican to come by will stop and help you.
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 Bruce I am an American and I have stopped many times to help, actually every time I have seen someone who I think needs help,
regardless of the nationality of those in need.
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 Ken you are a good man and a execption to the morjorty as I and some other nomads are.
 
 
 
 
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Ensenada
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| Bajame 
 
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 A net bag for getting clams.
 
 
 
 
 We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it. | 
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| Bajame 
 
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 Are you coming my way?
 
 
 
 
 We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it. | 
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| burnrope 
 
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 I make sure I have my lucky tequila bottle wrapped around my Baja Almanacs in my number plate bag on my XR600.
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| LOSARIPES 
 
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 A guitar
 Salt & pepper
 WD40
 Great attitude
 Patience
 Books
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 AripesGod bless America
 and Baja tambien
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| Paula 
 
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 Good work Pompano!!
 
 You got it all into one little box!
   
 
 
 
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| EnseNADAslim 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by vandenberg How about a set of bocce balls. Fun to play on the beach in soft sand. Have to toss them instead of rolling
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 I second the bocce balls
  We play extreme Off Road bocce ball which
includes using cactus, huge rocks, and snake holes. Also,,,
 Double Six Dominos
 small generator, laptop, and a few DVD's
 And if you are Kayaking like us,,,the VHF radio!
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| enriquegp 
 
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 spanish-english dictionary?
 
 
 
 
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| Curt63 
 
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 What about empty Gatorade bottles?
 
 Am I the only guy that hates to get out bed in the middle of the night?
 
 
 
 
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| vandy 
 
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 Good one, Curt, but we can find those everywhere...uh, sometimes filled with yellow liquid.
 
 How about starting fluid (ether)?
 I use it to mount tires that have fallen off the rim (and spare tires off the rim).
 I use it when the vehicle won't start, to rule out fuel problems.
 Also a great cleaner of delicate electronics, like your mass air flow sensor, which can get gummed up.
 
 Not to mention great night-time pyrotechnics with a lighter...
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| ELINVESTIG8R 
 
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| HOW TO GET UNSTUCK IN THE BOONIES 
 
 Open the below link and print the article. Put it in your glovebox before going to Baja California. It shows you how to get yourself unstuck if ever
stuck in the desert. Make sure you get the tools they talk about before you go.
 
 http://www.off-road.com/trucks4x4/article/articleDetail.jsp?...
 
 
 
 
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| BajaNuts 
 
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 | Quote: |  | Originally posted by Scottandaudrey Surf wax
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 how do you get the surf to hold still long enough to wax it?
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| nlb333 
 
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 if you are going to bring ALL of the stuff that has been suggested, where are you and your husband going to sit, haha
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| Packoderm 
 
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 Here is a rough list of vacation to-bring items based on my own ideas as well as others. It is by no means complete. It does not include specialty
items such as all we need for dirt biking. If you include all woman's items (such as hair dryer/curler etc.) the list would likely be three times as
long. I'll edit the list every so often as I remember things or if anybody suggests anything not already on the list.
 
 
 aluminum foil
 antibiotic cream
 antiseptic wipes
 aspirin, Aleve
 awnings/shades
 baby powder
 baby wipes
 backpack
 bandages
 bathing soap
 battery charger
 bed sheets
 bee sting kit
 beer/wine
 bikes/helmets
 binoculars
 bird guide
 blankets
 board/card games
 boogie boards
 book
 broom
 broth for gravy
 brown sugar
 bucket
 bug spray
 bug spray
 bungee cords
 burn ointment
 butane lighter
 calculator
 camera/Video
 camp lantern(s)
 camp shoes
 camp stove
 camp stove table
 can opener
 can/bottle coolers
 can/bottle openers
 candles
 canned foods
 canteen
 cards, games
 cb radio
 CD Player
 CDs
 cell phone
 cell phone charger
 chairs
 charcoal
 charcoal chimney
 citronella candles
 clam bucket
 cleaning Items
 clothes pins
 coffee pot
 coffee/tea
 coins for emergency phone calls
 collapsible coffee cup
 collapsible garbage can
 comb/brush
 comforter
 compass
 compass
 cooking oil
 cooking utensils
 cooler
 cork screw
 corn on the cob holders
 cots
 cotton swabs
 creamer
 crimp tool
 cutting board
 dehydrated spices
 deodorant
 detergent
 dictionary (Eng-Sp)
 dish pan
 dish rags
 dishwashing pan
 dishwashing soap
 dog documents
 dog leash
 drinking water
 dry cell batteries
 dry foods
 duct tape
 dust pan
 dust pan
 dutch oven
 Egg beater
 elastic wrap
 electric Multi-meter
 engine oil
 environmental soap
 extra buttons
 extra spare and Jack
 eye wash
 filet knife
 fire grill
 fire starter
 first aid kit
 fishing gear
 fishing knife
 fishing line
 fishing reels
 fishing rods
 Fix-a-Flat
 flashlight
 flour
 folding table
 food
 food bags
 fresh vegetables
 frisbee
 fuel filter (extra)
 gaff
 gas Cans
 Gorilla tape
 GPS
 GPS Receiver
 hack saw
 hair brush
 hammer
 hammock
 hand crank blender
 hand wipes
 hand-held mirror
 hat
 hat/cap
 headband led lamp
 heavy jacket
 herbs and spices
 hooks
 hot dog sticks
 hydrogen peroxide
 ice
 ice chest
 insect collection receptacle
 insulated wire
 JB weld
 jeans/pants
 Jiffy Pop popcorn
 jumper cables
 kite string
 kites
 knife
 knife sharpener
 lantern
 Lantern fuel
 lantern mantles
 laptop computer
 laser pointer
 latex gloves
 laundry bag
 lawn rake
 led flashlight/headband
 light jacket
 lip balm
 liquor
 long pants
 long sleeve shirts
 lures
 magnifying glass
 mantels
 maps
 masking tape
 matches
 matches/lighter
 measuring cups
 measuring cups
 medical tape
 medications
 memory cards
 mess kit
 moisturizing lotion
 musical instruments
 nail clippers
 nails/screws
 napkins
 net
 Nintendo DS
 Nintendo DS charger
 octane booster
 outdoor table(s)
 pain killers
 paper plates
 paper plates/bowls
 paper towels
 paper towels
 passports
 pen and paper
 personal medication
 pet dishes
 pet food
 pet leash
 pillow cases
 pillows
 plant guide
 plastic bags
 plastic cups
 plastic cups
 plastic silverware
 plastic trash bags
 pliers
 pot holders
 pot scrubber
 potato peeler
 pots and pans
 propane
 propane fridge
 propane hoses
 pry bar
 radiator coolant
 radio
 rain poncho
 razor
 reading material
 recreational medication
 reference material
 road flares
 rope/twine
 rubber bands (to tie hair)
 safety pins
 salt and pepper
 sandals/flip-flops
 saw
 scissors
 screen room
 SCUBA gear
 sempura batter
 sewing kit
 shoes/boots
 short sleeve shirts
 shorts
 shovel
 shower bag
 silverware
 sinus medications
 sleeping bag
 sleeping bags
 sleeping pad
 small baseball bat
 smoker
 snake bite kit
 snorkeling gear
 soap
 socks
 sodas
 solar panel
 solder
 soldering iron
 solder-less terminals
 soy sauce
 spare fuel pump
 spare fuses
 splinting materials
 stakes
 star Maps
 starter fluid
 sterile gauze
 stun gun
 sun block
 sunburn lotion
 sunglasses
 sweater
 swim suit
 swimming trunks
 table cloth
 tarp
 telescope
 tent/tent stakes
 thermometer, body
 thermometer, Ext.
 throw rug pillow
 tie downs/straps
 tire air pump
 toilet paper
 tongs
 tongs and spatula
 tool set (complete)
 tools
 tooth brush
 tooth paste
 toothbrush
 toothpicks
 towel(s)
 Towels
 trash bags
 travel alarm clock
 t-shirts
 tweezers
 umbrella
 underwear
 underwear
 vitamins
 wash rag(s)
 washrags
 water
 water filters
 water floats
 water purifier/tablets
 water Sox
 WD40
 weights for fishing
 wet wipes
 wetsuits
 whisk broom
 whistle
 window cleaner
 work gloves
 wristwatch
 writing tablet
 yeast
 zip lock bags
 zip ties
 
 
 
 
 
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