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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by smlslikfish
can you blow up the la costilla area page? |
Sure! I presume you meant the camp near Puertecitos? Here is that area ... 'Gull Rock I.' is Isla El Huerfanito and Puertecitos is between Punta San
Fermin and Red Bluff.
Sorry I didn't see this request until today! (u2u me if I don't reply to any map request!)
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BajaNuts
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I found both Tijuanas-
Here's another double-
Where's the other La Ventana?
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North of San Felipe by the Delta.
A well informed Baja California traveler is a smart Baja California traveler!
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BINGO!
This is an incredibly detailed map, molybdenum mines, I even found a saddle factory!
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sorry for the hijack, jack!
where do you see that. is there a spanish word for molybdenum? i only ask because i own stock in a company (tc) that mines it... averaged in at $10.03
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Just think of the amount of work and time it took someone or some people on burrows to compile all the information for this map printing and
publication. Can you tell us David who published this map and where you dug it up. It is truly a mindbogeling effort for 1930s. Very impressive. Are
copys available? Thanx ++C++
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Crusoe
Just think of the amount of work and time it took someone or some people on burrows to compile all the information for this map printing and
publication. Can you tell us David who published this map and where you dug it up. It is truly a mindbogeling effort for 1930s. Very impressive. Are
copys available? Thanx ++C++ |
I bought this reprint in San Diego... I think at the Scripps Aquarium giftshop...?
I am always looking in bookstores and places for Baja maps and books... I have been doing that for 40 years!... Just been saving them... and getting
duplicates sometimes (I donated several to the 'future' El Rosario Baja Library at Baja Cactus).
Here is the details of this map, which includes most of Sonora, too.
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Thanks again David.....++C++
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Anything I can do to assist my Baja amigos in their adventure seeking is my pleasure!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody in ob
sorry for the hijack, jack!
where do you see that. is there a spanish word for molybdenum? i only ask because i own stock in a company (tc) that mines it... averaged in at $10.03
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In the close up of the Cabo region. look for Palmas Bay, just to the left of that is Buena Vista, 2 words below that is "gold-molybdenum"
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1930 San Ignacio Area (inc. Abreojos, San Juanico)
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Any other parts of 1930 Baja that you would like to see a close up of, just let me know!
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Bump! |
WHY?
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David K
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More 1930 Baja
San Felipe and south about 50 miles:
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I see. Why not let them know where to search?
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San Quintin Area, 1930
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HUERFANITO (GULL) to GONZAGA 1930, + EL TULE ONYX (EL MARMOL)
[Edited on 1-23-2012 by David K]
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Around Laguna Chapala, 1930
Agua Leon would be an intersting ghost town to find... north of Punta Prieta, and west into the hills. It is written about in the book 'Long Walk to
Mulege'.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
| Quote: | Originally posted by norte
I see. Why not let them know where to search? |
Because this way, you get to post more off topic conversations questioning my Baja posts!  |
I see. Very informative and cordial, as usual.
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Santa Rosalia to Mulege 1930
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