absinvestor
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mainland mexico
Baja Nomad is the best site I have ever seen. Early this year, Patty and I spent a couple of months traveling Baja and the info obtained from this
site was invaluable. We had a wonderful trip and will be returning to Baja for 3 or 4 months next winter. We're leaving in late May or early June
for a RV trip down the Emerald Coast to Cancun and beyond. Does anybody know of a site similar to Baja Nomad that relates to mainland Mexico? Thanks
Ron and Patty
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DianaT
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Yes,
The Mexico part of the RV Net Forum
RV NET MEXICO
Have fun
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BFS
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try this one:
http://www.tomzap.com/index.html
Aq
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BajaVic
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Whoa !! Costa Esmeralda. I spend a week there with my wife 10/09 and about two years in the state of Veracruz. Beautiful area north of the city of
Veracruz. and about two years in the state of Veracruz. While in the city of Veracruz, do not forget the historic attractions and of course the
Zocalo.
Check the wheather. Sometimes is really windy with lots of rain. Actually it rains for what seems to be the end of the world but only last 20-30
minutes if it is not an storm. Hotels are a bit expensive. Not sure cost on RV locations but I remember seen few.
In your way to Cancun you MUST stop to see the Palenque Mayan ruins and water falls in the state of Chiapas.
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absinvestor
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Baja Nomad is incredible. Thanks to everybody who responded. Ron and Patty
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CasaManzana
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A collection of some 60+ message boards-
http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/sundog/Message.html
Things are expensive, but at least we get a free trip around the sun once a year
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wilderone
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Also, check out The Lonely Planet, Thorntree travel forum. Goggle "Lonely Planet, Thorntree" tons of info.
The "and beyond" is the best part of the Yucatan peninsula.
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k-rico
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We spent 5 weeks last year RVing the mainland's Pacific coast and found this book extremely useful for finding RV parks:
Link to amazon.com
Stock up on insect repellent before you go!!!
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Martyman
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaVic
In your way to Cancun you MUST stop to see the Palenque Mayan ruins and water falls in the state of Chiapas. |
When I was a wandering hippy I went to palenque. In the hills nearby the hongos magicos grow and I was partaking of that delicacy. I meandered back
to the waterfall, took off all my clothes and went swimming. I was sitting on a log thinking "wow, i finally made it to paradise"
I then noticed small red ticks all over my body (+/- 200 of the little bastards). i was sitting in a nest of them. I pulled a few off but due to my
headspace i thought "oh well...they need a place to live too"
I talked this german senorita into rubbing oil all over me to smother them 
but most off them were removed in scratching fits in the middle of the night.
i found the last one on mi huevos about a week later while riding the segunda clase train back north. 
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Cardon Man
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Sounds like a major buzz kill Martyman.
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jeremias
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Martyman
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaVic
In your way to Cancun you MUST stop to see the Palenque Mayan ruins and water falls in the state of Chiapas. |
When I was a wandering hippy I went to palenque. In the hills nearby the hongos magicos grow and I was partaking of that delicacy. I meandered back
to the waterfall, took off all my clothes and went swimming. I was sitting on a log thinking "wow, i finally made it to paradise"
I then noticed small red ticks all over my body (+/- 200 of the little bastards). i was sitting in a nest of them. I pulled a few off but due to my
headspace i thought "oh well...they need a place to live too"
I talked this german senorita into rubbing oil all over me to smother them
but most off them were removed in scratching fits in the middle of the night.
i found the last one on mi huevos about a week later while riding the segunda clase train back north. |
yer gonna give me nightmares!
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Santiago
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MM: now that's funny but I'm wondering how you got rid of that last one. Didn't your fellow travelers object?
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absinvestor
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Thanks again to everybody. Great info. Ron and Patty
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Martyman
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Santiago
MM: now that's funny but I'm wondering how you got rid of that last one. Didn't your fellow travelers object? |
Pinch, twist and pull...I'm a tough guy!
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bajagrouper
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Here is another great RVing site....
http://www.ontheroadin.com
I hear the whales song
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Cardon Man
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Martyman
Pinch, twist and pull...I'm a tough guy! |
Easier to do without the miracle molecules coursing through your brain! Or perhaps more difficult?
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