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David K
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Cute pose
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David K
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Tuesday morning we continued south to finish up our look at the distant Pacific. Here is the Escalera Nautica harbor at Santa Rosalillita... at the
end of a paved road from Hwy. 1.
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We drive the final 18 dirt miles of the distant Pacific coast road from Santa Rosalillita, past Punta Rosarito to Hwy. 1.
The military checkpoint is open at the El Tomatal turnoff, a few miles south and we get to Villa Jesus Maria after 283 miles from El Rosario to fill
up.
My truck takes on 18.5 gallons, cost me 465 pesos, which works out to US$2.37/ gallon as I bought pesos at the border at 10.60 to the dollar. With all
those dirt and 4WD sections, I still got 15.3 miles per gallon! (My usual range is 16-19 city-highway)
That's the end of Part 2... to be continued with Part 3 (to Bahia Asuncion)
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cpg
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Great photos ! Thanks David
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PabloS
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Just curious, did you spot ANY surfers at ANY of those secret surf spots along the coast????
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jerry
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thanks DK ill be looking forward to the rest
jerry and judi
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David K
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De nada amigos...
PabloS: NOT ONE...
I will get started on Part 3 now... The Baja Sur border, Bahia Asuncion... Shari's place!
Part 3 is at: http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=26029
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edm1
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testing
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surfer jim
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All the surfers were at Punta Cabras that weekend.....
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windsurfeddy
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David, what time of year did you make this trip? We have seen the Faro San Jose sign, 72 km I believe, many times, but never had the time to do the
trip. We go down to windsurf/kiteboard in December to BOLA and now Guadalupe, so are intrigued. Thanks. ciao.
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David--------what an incredible post------------it is posts like this that keep me coming back time after time to the NOMADS board-----------
Thank you so much-------
Barry
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by windsurfeddy
David, what time of year did you make this trip? We have seen the Faro San Jose sign, 72 km I believe, many times, but never had the time to do the
trip. We go down to windsurf/kiteboard in December to BOLA and now Guadalupe, so are intrigued. Thanks. ciao. |
I started posting this 7 part trip report just 2 days after we returned! We left Friday, July 20 and returned Sunday before dawn July 29, 2007 (last
month).
Well, it is no secret, signed, graded and paved roads lead from Hwy. 1 to the Pacific along with a few more unimproved dirt roads... You do know about
the windsurfer 'resort' at Punta San Carlos? See http://www.solosports.net
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Barry A.
David--------what an incredible post------------it is posts like this that keep me coming back time after time to the NOMADS board-----------
Thank you so much-------
Barry |
You are very welcome Barry... I know you have 'Baja fever' and just reading details of off the beaten path Baja trips is a great pleasure to me, as
well!
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David K
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By the way, you secret surf location people who think it is trip reports and maps that will ruin your hide-aways... The new 2007 Baja California Atlas
has 'Seven Sisters' on their map of the region (Page 17) with arrows pointing to the seven points it claims are the Sisters! This may just ruin your
year! (I still hold it is the paved and graded roads already in the area you should be upset about)
This Mexican made map book says the Seven Sisiters are Punta Cono, Punta Lobos, Punta Prieta, Punta Rocosa, Puerto San Andres, Punta Santa Rosalillita
and Punta Rosarito.
On the map it also says: "Seven Sisters is a set of seven surfing point breaks in Baja California, Mexico located which is a series of right point
breaks that stretch from Punta Cono all the way to Punta Rosarito, about halfway down the Baja California peninsula."
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| Quote: | Originally posted by PabloS
Just curious, did you spot ANY surfers at ANY of those secret surf spots along the coast???? |
2 things:
first, it's the wrong time of year.....
second, nobody knows where the secrets REALLY are, except.....
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
By the way, you secret surf location people who think it is trip reports and maps that will ruin your hide-aways... The new 2007 Baja California Atlas
has 'Seven Sisters' on their map of the region (Page 17) with arrows pointing to the seven points it claims are the Sisters! This may just ruin your
year! (I still hold it is the paved and graded roads already in the area you should be upset about)
This Mexican made map book says the Seven Sisiters are Punta Cono, Punta Lobos, Punta Prieta, Punta Rocosa, Puerto San Andres, Punta Santa Rosalillita
and Punta Rosarito.
On the map it also says: "Seven Sisters is a set of seven surfing point breaks in Baja California, Mexico located which is a series of right point
breaks that stretch from Punta Cono all the way to Punta Rosarito, about halfway down the Baja California peninsula." |
lies and propaganda....nobody ever goes out there to REALLY know, except in summer....
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surfer jim
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Don't worry....surfers seldom read......
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