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woody with a view
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i was fairly confident due to the fact that i don't partake of the yerba buena! and this was at the ensenada check with the chica standing right next to me. i asked her how she was and she was COLD! i don't mean temperature
wise. maybe the guy was trying to be extra thorough in front of the boss?
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woody with a view
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oh yeah,
griff, when you get back please leave out any and all identifying pointers to any surfspots you stumble across. it makes it funner for the next
guy.... crop your fotos to remove any landmarks.
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CortezBlue
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Well I can't speak about the Pacific as much as I can the Cortez side.
I live in San Felipe part time and I will be down during the time you mentioned.
One option
Come down to Ensenada and take Hwy 3 to Hwy 5 and visit San Felipe. There is a GREAT camp ground, Pete's Camp, where you will be very safe. It has
showers, palapas on the beach and a great resturant and bar. We live a few miles from Pete's and it is where we usually go to grab dinner and a drink
when I am to tired to cook.
U2U me if you have any other questions.
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mcfez
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Good info indeed.
The old man passed away a year or two ago, yes?
| Quote: | Originally posted by CortezBlue
Well I can't speak about the Pacific as much as I can the Cortez side.
I live in San Felipe part time and I will be down during the time you mentioned.
One option
Come down to Ensenada and take Hwy 3 to Hwy 5 and visit San Felipe. There is a GREAT camp ground, Pete's Camp, where you will be very safe. It has
showers, palapas on the beach and a great resturant and bar. We live a few miles from Pete's and it is where we usually go to grab dinner and a drink
when I am to tired to cook.
U2U me if you have any other questions. |
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Curt63
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Good on ya Woody!
Glad you scored.
Trip report with pics?
No worries
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bigzaggin
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Agree with Curt. Let's see some (non-disclosing) images of the score in question. Empty right points + halibut will make my day pass more quickly.
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unbob
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bigzaggin
Have a firm destination for Day One - maybe you can only make it to El Rosario. It's not a bad idea to crash at Baja Cactus night one then make your
way S bright & early next day. Whatever...know where you'll be staying night one.
Drive during daylight hours - which means thinking ahead (and every stretch is longer than you think). |
Excellent advice! I would add one more - the vehicle driver must keep his/her eyes on the road at all times - no sightseeing - a
swerve left or right a foot or two can bring major disaster and end your trip (and life)! Almost no margin for error on Hwy 1. Be safe - not sorry.
"I'm too young to be this old!"
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captkw
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newbie trip
HOLA,as a traveler,I disagree......chit happen's on the road and if you try and set a agenda that is wrote in stone,,well,,In my book,why take a
trip,,that is not a journey ??
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
HOLA,as a traveler,I disagree......chit happen's on the road and if you try and set a agenda that is wrote in stone,,well,,In my book,why take a
trip,,that is not a journey ?? |
I like that
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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captkw
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trips
Thanks feez,now,,, I'm a poet....LOL K&T
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captkw
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| Quote: | Originally posted by captkw
HOLA,as a traveler,I disagree......chit happen's on the road and if you try and set a agenda that is wrote in stone,,well,,In my book,why take a
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