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Mulegena
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Blanca, any kayaks around your place?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mulegena
You'll LOVE this trip!
It is Central Baja Coast at its most beautiful and pristine.
Bring a kayak to explore the loooong estuary between Abreojos and La Bocana.
Its protected by a seaward sandspit and is brimming with raparian life.
Stop and meet Blanca in La Bocana.
She has a beautiful place at the far north end of town.
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That sounds like the plan, and I will definitely bring a camera. Is there
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BajaBlanca
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sorry folks...no kayaks here at all...but I will work hard to change that - Art is someone who always comes in his kayak and heads to the lagoon and
ocean here
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k-rico
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Flylandia or Flyistan
At first I thought rts551 was kidding with me to keep tourists away, but I guess not. Once I camped at Erendira after harvest. The rotting tomatoes
and the "remnants" left behind, so to speak, by the field workers made for flies like I've never seen. Yikes, oh Lord of the Flies, I turned around
and went back to quaint and charming Tijuana.
[Edited on 6-2-2010 by k-rico]
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Mexitron
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| Quote: | Originally posted by rts551
| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexitron
I have never experienced flies like I did at Abreojos last summer...swarms would be an understatement...more like an out and out attack! We did find
some dead dolphins up the point which may have been the source that year but Abre has always had flies, and folks usually said they were from the
dump. We stayed several days though because the nights were stellar and the surf was great...just have to have a screened room to hole up in during
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I don't think it is the dump... All towns have dumps. Seems to be mainly coming from the beach. Maybe combination of warm air and the sea
weed/trash. only occurs in the summer. Oh man when a red tide hits! |
Good point...and the water is colder up in Asuncion, where there are very few flies...
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Bajamatic
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whats the wind like in spring/summer around these parts?
yuletide
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rts551
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In the afternnoon
Spring is wind surfer heaven... Hell for the rest of us
summer can be windy but keeps it cool. If the wind dies or comes in over the desert it gets hot
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Wiles
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kelp flies
http://bugguide.net/node/view/58825
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BajaDanD
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Best time of year around those parts, fishing and weather, would have to be Oct. through Dec. June and July can be a little windy and water will still
be cold.
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Mexitron
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The flies last summer were most definitely not kelp flies---more like the common house fly type...kelp flies aren't usually as much of a problem.
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güero
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Just breathe through your teeth
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rts551
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| Quote: | Originally posted by güero
Just breath through your teeth |
And your hand over your beer
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