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honda tom
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vandenberg, how much rain actually fell? Im driving down tonite from cal. and was concerned with passage on the Hwy over some of the arroyos
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Skeet/Loreto
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Thanks for the Great Photos!
Bill, have you been able to find out information out North? Am interested in what happened after they brought the two Arroyos together at Miramar.
Wonder if Salvot's survived.?
Keep up the good work!
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honda tom
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My plan is to be at the oasis hotel thurs afternoon. If anyone needs anything, I will be going to the store one more time. thanks for the pics bill.
it is sooo much more in perspective than the ones from the satelites.
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gibson
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ArroyoTaxi
I'm in vancouver. building a house in LB.
does anyone know: which arroyo is closer (southernmost) to LB? San Bartolo or Buenos Aires? |
Buenos Aires arroyo is closer to LB.
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bill erhardt
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Skeet...... The storm came straight up the center of the Sea of Cortez about 70 miles offshore at Loreto. It generated some big seas, but apparently
there was little rain in the mountains. There is no water at all running in the arroyo south of town. I doubt the wind ever exceeded 50 knots or so
and there was little wind damage.
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Pescador
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Hang in there Russ, Looks like the surf really did come up. Glad you are ok
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vandenberg
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| Quote: | Originally posted by honda tom
vandenberg, how much rain actually fell? Im driving down tonite from cal. and was concerned with passage on the Hwy over some of the arroyos
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Sorry, can't answer that question. But maybe some one else in town could
Any idea Bill Ehrhardt, Bajadan or anyone for that matter.
And is the highway from Nopolo to town passable
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Loretana
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Bill Erhardt
Thank you kindly for the updates and timely photos.
You just made my day..........here in Oregon. I was squirming all last evening thinking about my Calle Preparatoria lot.
Now let's hope the goop subsides and Loreto goes back to her usual infrastructural challenges! 
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BajaBruno
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I checked the roads out from Centenario (just north of La Paz) at 1PM.
The army checkpoint soldiers said that the highway to Loreto was open, although I saw little or no traffic coming from there. There were allowing
northbound vehicles.
South into La Paz was a different story. Cars were lined up at the first vado (about 3/4 mile) south of Centenario and although I did see a semi make
it, I don't know if he got past the following arroyos. A couple of macho dudes in pickups made the try, but stopped at a high spot about 1/2 way
across the first vado and watched the semi, who seemed to be wading water over his axels. No cars, Jeeps, or similar vehicles were trying.
Christopher Bruno, Elk Grove, CA.
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comitan
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Took us from 8:30 to 2PM to get into La Paz our dog was at the vet. We had good clearance but some (all) were scary.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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Bob and Susan
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road from santa rosalia to mulege is clear...
starting to see blue skys here in mulege
wind slowed
83 degrees
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fdt
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Baja California Radio tonight
Wednesdays I have scheduled the Baja California show and thursday the Baja California Sur show, I just received a call from my guest for tonight and
he has a tooth ache and will have a molar extracted and has to cxl. Well good for me, I'll talk about BCSur tonight and tomorrow night, way cool.
If youd like to call in, my number is US(619) 378-0082 or skype me at ultimatebaja.
saludos
[Edited on 9-5-2007 by fdt]
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Sharksbaja
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Storm Surge?
Can some of you along the shores give us an idea how high the sea rose in your area? Thanks.
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
Viva Mulege!
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rts551
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"If youd like to call in, my number is US(619) 378-0082 or skype me at ultimatebaja.
saludos"
Fernando. does Chat work as well?
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fdt
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| Quote: | Originally posted by morgaine7
I didn't wade down to the Malecon, but the bay looked pretty churned up and brown from up the hill. Calle 16 de septiembre is even more of a mess than
it already was from the repairs.
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Keep in mind it was only a cat 1 hurricane. 
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JZ
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Pic from San Carlos, Sonora.
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Sharksbaja
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Awesome dude! Surfs' up!
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toneart
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Can anyone along the Mulege River report? Did it stay within its banks? How about The Orchard? Any flooding?
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Sharksbaja
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Gee I think you were reading my mind Tony. I just posted anthor thread cause my last one was deleted. Too general I suppose. Cross yer fingers
fella.
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Sharksbaja
Gee I think you were reading my mind Tony. I just posted anthor thread cause my last one was deleted. Too general I suppose. Cross yer fingers
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I can't cross my fingers because my fingernails are embedded in my computer desk. I am hitting the keys with my nose. I'm getting close to banging my
head on the keyboard.  Maybe some kind soul can save my keyboard and my forehead. Whenever I use my head it comes out like this: $#*&%@!!)0+
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