Curt63
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Taco Surf El Morro/ K38
Does anybody have pics of this place? I'd love to se them. This was one of our favorite spots in the 70's..great memories
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jeremias
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I remember it in the early 80's as a lunch truck covered in stickers selling tacos on the dirt on top of the cliff. Wish i would've thought about
taking a picture or two.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jeremias
I remember it in the early 80's as a lunch truck covered in stickers selling tacos on the dirt on top of the cliff. Wish i would've thought about
taking a picture or two. |
The surf shop at K38 still has the Taco Surf shirts for sale. They are in a new building since they widened the road there though- you gotta look for
it on the roght and then turn quick.
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Thats where I got arrested in 1975
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Sharksbaja
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What a strange coincidence 
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BornFisher
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No pics but I sure LOVE the tortas there. When they have the red meat going, I get a half and half torta (sin gorda). Sometimes very crowded with
truckers, surfers, locals, ex-pats, dogs and cats but it is all great!
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woody with a view
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Da Best Tortas
in the world are 2 be had at the OLD location..................
stand by 4 fotos................
EDIT: CAN YOU SAY 1982?
[Edited on 1-10-2010 by woody in ob]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
CAN YOU SAY 1982?
| I can and more.
Gus Cotas house was our home for a time when my brother Jacinto lived there. It was even were I used to take my beautiful (then)girlfriend Simone for
days and days.........
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woody with a view
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one time when we were surfing at Calafia (on the outside where the condos rise outta the beach) i lost my keys. it was sunday and there was NO WAY to
get a key made in Rosarito. who should pull up to check the surf but good 'ol Gus Cota and Gus jr. was able to bypass the key and hotwire the truck!
long story short we got home that day!!! i often wonder if Gus got screwed outta his property there or not.....
Calafia, Hurricane Olivia - mid 80's when you could drive down onto the sand!!!
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woody with a view
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taco surf AKA "ROCKETMANS" because you gotta go so fast to make the section, 1985......
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ROCKETMANS 21 years later, 2006.
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My "Taco Surf" shirt is long gone but I took this photo about 2 1/2 years ago when the sign looked to be freshly painted. Nobody had thrown an apple
or a beer bottle at it. My brother and I when in our teens and early twenties surfed 38's a lot and grinded a few Lobster tacos at Taco Surf. This
photo I actually framed for my "memory lane" section in my office and presented my brother a framed version as well for his office, it brought back a
lot of memories...
[Edited on 1-10-2010 by BajaWarrior]
Haven't had a bad trip yet....
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Curt63
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Great pics Woody..who's the skinny guy... haha (me too)
Thanks BW. I remember the sign a little different (but they say anybody who remembers the 70's wasn't really there)
We used to surf mainly K38, K55 and San Miguel. Spent a lot of time there when I was in high school. I had a '59 GMC longbed(fit right except the
gringos) and friends that worked at gas station that could bypass the meter at the gas pump. We loaded that truck up with boys and boards and spent
many winter weekends around there.
If anyone starts a Hussongs craziness thread, I'll have lots to say.
Great memories!
Cheers, Curt
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Tomas Tierra
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AAhhhhhh the old "Surf n Taco" .......Good times
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805gregg
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I surfed there in the 60's no surf taco then, but Rauls at the top of the hill lets us teenagers buy drinks. Kind of a mushy break though.
[Edited on 1-12-2010 by 805gregg]
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Completely Random
At brunch at La Fonda last Sunday, we met a group of surfers that have a house at K38 (on the cliff). They told us that their family has been coming
to Baja for forty years
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow mindedness.”
—Mark Twain
\"La vida es dura, el corazon es puro, y cantamos hasta la madrugada.” (Life is hard, the heart is pure and we sing until dawn.)
—Kirsty MacColl, Mambo de la Luna
\"Alea iacta est.\"
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