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BajaBlanca
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so neat to meet David and Baja Angel - here is a pic of the lunch
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BajaBlanca
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and here is a picture of their $20 donation to the London bound teens :
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bajacalifornian
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Dang! I want mustard.
Good ahow, David.
American by birth, Mexican by choice.
Signature addendum: Danish physicist — Niels Bohr — who said, “The opposite of one profound truth may very well be another profound truth.
Jeff Petersen
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Udo
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Once the guvnor takes a drive on the road from Vizcaino to the BA turn-off, I'll bet the road will be repaired by the end of August!
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Does that mean the road will be repaired? |
Udo
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David K
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Great to see those photos Bajatripper.
It was nice to meet Blanca and Les in La Bocana... and a yummy lunch, thank you!
Today was nice to not have any long drive and sleep in too!
Wow, the Rock Room at Juan and Shari's B & B is ultra comfortable... Great bed, great views, great evening sounds (sea lions and waves)... it was
hard to get motivated today.
Shari made us lobster omelets for breakfast and that was great for the whole day! We had fun four wheeling out in the desert today and taking photos
of fossils... that are everywhere!
Tomorrow we are back on the road and we may go to Mision Santa Gertrudis (founded in 1752), Pozo Aleman, San Francisquito, Bahia de los Angeles, +...
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Udo
Once the guvnor takes a drive on the road from Vizcaino to the BA turn-off, I'll bet the road will be repaired by the end of August!
| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
Does that mean the road will be repaired? |
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The gov is flying in (it is believed)... So much for him experiencing the road.
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Ateo
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Wow. Epic. Heading down next weekend and stoked!
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shari
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Which patio would you like to eat on? How bout desayuno under the rock room arches...
Happy Hour on our patio
and some baja talk in the evening in our new "Dolphin Room"
It's been fun hearing about the various trips they have done and mission history.
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Udo
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What a relaxed looking photo...you two even have some wine!
Love 'Lizabeth's bare feet!
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BajaBlanca
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you two look like you are having a well deserved blast ! good on Shari for spoiling you with lobster omelets yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy
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David K
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HOLA TODOS! WE MADE IT HOME TONIGHT (SAT.) Day 15 (I think?) of our nearly 3,000 mile Baja Vacation.
It was a blast (and a half), and great Nomads were a big big part of that! Thank you so much, our amigos in Baja!
A HUGE trip report will be forthcoming and just trying to pick out which photos of the OVER 1,000 will not be easy!
We are pooped out, and heading to bed... but I wanted to let you know the trip was great, and almost no issues (just a flat tire near Coco's Corner,
and mosquitoes were annoying)... No issues with Cd. Constitucion (both times, either!!
Stay Tuned (to the Nomad Baja Trip Reports Forum)...
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
so neat to meet David and Baja Angel - here is a pic of the lunch
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i remember the incredible curry dish you made for us, Blanca!!!! can't wait for seconds.....
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Ateo
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Welcome back DK..........we were probably crossing the border a few hours apart from each other. Glad to hear your only troubles were a tire and a
bit of nature - mosquitos! Pictures look great. Can't wait to see 1000 more. I want to go to La Bocana and Asuncion..........
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David K
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Thanks Ateo,
Just wanted to let you know that we began the trip on fuel purchased where I met you! So, in a way... you got us off to a good start! Thank you!
Here is a quick look at our trip itinerary:
Baja California July 2012: 2,622 miles
Day 1 (Saturday July 14th): To Shell Island via Tecate, Mexicali, San Felipe.
Day 2 (Sunday): To Bahia Concepcion via Coco’s Corner, Calamajue, Guerrero Negro, Santa Rosalia.
Days 3, 4 (Monday, Tuesday): At Bahia Concepcion plus Mulege dinner.
Day 5 (Wednesday July 18th): To La Paz via Loreto and Ciudad Constitucion.
Day 6 (Thursday): To El Triunfo, Real de Santa Ana, San Bartolo, Los Barriles, Punta Pescadero, San Juan de los Planes, La Paz.
Day 7 (Friday): La Paz Museums, La Balandra, El Tecolote.
Day 8 (Saturday): To Todos Santos, El Pedrito, Cabo San Lucas, El Tule, San Jose del Cabo, Santiago, Las Cuevas, La Paz.
Day 9 (Sunday): To: Isla Espirito Santo, Isla Partida, Las Tres Virgenes Restaurant.
Day 10 (Monday July 23rd): To Bahia Concepcion via Las Pocitas, Cd. Constitucion, Ligui, and Loreto.
Day 11 (Tuesday): To Bahia Asuncion via San Ignacio, Punta Abreojos, La Bocana.
Day 12 (Wednesday): At Juan y Shari’s Bahia Asuncion Bed & Breakfast, Fossil Hunting.
Day 13 (Thursday): To Bahia San Rafael via Vizcaino, Pozo Aleman, San Francisquito.
Day 14 (Friday): To Shell Island via Bahia de los Angeles, Laguna Chapala, Bahia San Luis Gonzaga.
Day 15 (Saturday July 28th): To San Diego via San Felipe, Mexicali and Tecate.
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David K
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Oh, and one of my favorite Baja activities is the Spanish missions... so on this trip we stopped at and visited the following mission sites:
Calamajue, La Paz, San Jose del Cabo, Santiago, Ligui... and 'passed by' without stopping at San Ignacio, Mulege, Loreto and Todos Santos.
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Skipjack Joe
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so neat to meet David and Baja Angel - here is a pic of the lunch
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Now THAT'S a saltshaker.
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
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WELCOME HOME, DAVID AND ANGEL----sounds like a GREAT trip.
(I would recommend BF Goodrich All Terraign AT's next time)  
Barry
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