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dizzyspots
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Deno...total boat count as of this post sits at 8...a combo of sorts..with my little 12ft Valco all the way to a 21ft Grady White...hanging out at
Berts
PS we usually meet up (yakyak2010 and another from SoCal) atthe Malecon..seems a bit cumbersome for 2 crewcabs and trailers any suggestions? gonna
grab a bite etc, before heading south
[Edited on 9-20-2012 by dizzyspots]
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willardguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I am wondering how Jim/Lisa edited willard guy's post ??? |
okay I apologize I screwed this whole thing up.I
copied the DJ,s sucks post from jim and lisa's post about calimax coming to SF and pasted it here. I was agreeing with them, others have complained
about the rotten produce and crappy exchange rate.
bottom line is shop where ever you feel comfortable, i'll go the brand new calimax with fair prices, clean isles and where they employ more san
felipeians than all the little markets combined.
my apologies to jim/lisa, mcfez,and dizzyspots for screwin up a simple question!
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BajaBlanca
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the laws have indeed changed and I am surprised that the san felipe website has not been updated to reflect it. maybe you want to give them a heads up
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all visas are now handled at the border and only at the border. The fine for not having one past the border is $100.
document checks can happen anywhere ... our guests have told us that they were askedf for their passports and visas by the MILITARY guy at a
checkpoint and he wrote the info down. Will wonders never cease !
have a great trip !
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mcfez
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2 crew cabs and trailers ....can be insane to meet on the Malecon...especially if it is a weekend. I posted a picture below of GREAT seafood joint on
the Malecon. There MAY be parking for all of your crews......I certainly would not park "out of sight"....for your fishing gear and such........ might
end up at the local Midnight Discount Store :-)
Go in there and tell the owner that Jack, Amy, and Deno sent you. The deep fried shrimp is killer............About ten bucks for the dinners.
El Nino in my opinion.....has fantastic steaks and pork chops. They have a rear parking lot....and DAMN GOOD security. Park in front too...ask the
door man to watch the trucks ($5.00 does wonders). They have exterior video cameras BTW :-)
Get there before 5 p.m. and ask for the price special. Save a few bucks. Dinners are around fifteen bucks. No dress code...shorts are fine.
There is the Chinese Restaurant off the main drag that relocated from their old spot......last year. Plenty of parking too......but cannot say about
the security of the trucks. I cannot see the place from Google. Perhaps a BN here will supply you directions. Food there is over sized platters of
yummy stuff. About ten bucks per person.
Or................
Meet at my place where you can park on my house property....and/or another lot we have there. Walk ten minutes to Juanita's. across the highway.
Secured location.....
My hat is off to the fine willardguy ! Txs for the cool post :-)
| Quote: | Originally posted by dizzyspots
Deno...total boat count as of this post sits at 8...a combo of sorts..with my little 12ft Valco all the way to a 21ft Grady White...hanging out at
Berts
PS we usually meet up (yakyak2010 and another from SoCal) atthe Malecon..seems a bit cumbersome for 2 crewcabs and trailers any suggestions? gonna
grab a bite etc, before heading south
[Edited on 9-20-2012 by dizzyspots] |
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by mcfez]
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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willardguy
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you guys are on vacation,right?
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dizzyspots
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We always use La Moreno...great food and service...we have always parked by that blue hotel in the background..no issues...just not sure we can fit
THREE(3) trucks and trailers in line...or just head south to CowPatty's LOL crossing at 0700...thinkin 1100 or so...lunch on the Malecon is usually
a good road trip break...
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by dizzyspots]
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mcfez
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Very good spot for fishing :-)
| Quote: | Originally posted by willardguy
you guys are on vacation,right?
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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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Jim/Liisa
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| Quote: | Originally posted by willardguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I am wondering how Jim/Lisa edited willard guy's post ??? |
okay I apologize I screwed this whole thing up.I
copied the DJ,s sucks post from jim and lisa's post about calimax coming to SF and pasted it here. I was agreeing with them, others have complained
about the rotten produce and crappy exchange rate.
bottom line is shop where ever you feel comfortable, i'll go the brand new calimax with fair prices, clean isles and where they employ more san
felipeians than all the little markets combined.
my apologies to jim/lisa, mcfez,and dizzyspots for screwin up a simple question! |
You did fine by Me. Have you been to the new Calimax? I'm headed down next week. Mcfez the owners of DJ's are korean We know a couple, the wife is
korean and they are best friends with the owners of DJ's and they are Korean...
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mcfez
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Not Chinese? Last time I'll go to that store :-)
| Quote: | Originally posted by Jim/Liisa
| Quote: | Originally posted by willardguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
I am wondering how Jim/Lisa edited willard guy's post ??? |
okay I apologize I screwed this whole thing up.I
copied the DJ,s sucks post from jim and lisa's post about calimax coming to SF and pasted it here. I was agreeing with them, others have complained
about the rotten produce and crappy exchange rate.
bottom line is shop where ever you feel comfortable, i'll go the brand new calimax with fair prices, clean isles and where they employ more san
felipeians than all the little markets combined.
my apologies to jim/lisa, mcfez,and dizzyspots for screwin up a simple question! |
You did fine by Me. Have you been to the new Calimax? I'm headed down next week. Mcfez the owners of DJ's are korean We know a couple, the wife is
korean and they are best friends with the owners of DJ's and they are Korean... |
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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willardguy
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the only difference is a squiggly line on a map! regardless DJ's does have the best flour tortilla's, i'll give em that!
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mcfez
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Shell fish
willardguy...............you have a good place to buy shellfish? I've been looking without success.
| Quote: | Originally posted by willardguy
the only difference is a squiggly line on a map! regardless DJ's does have the best flour tortilla's, i'll give em 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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sancho
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Mc Fez, should I use some of your salted squid connection
for fishing the Iguana/Rockidile? Shrimp season was said
to have opened yesterday, Thurs. Any ways to cook shrimp
over a Coleman stove? Best breakfast in SF? Going down
in Oct. gracias
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by sancho]
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bajaguy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by sancho
Any ways to cook shrimp
over a Coleman stove? gracias
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by sancho] |
Olive oil, lots of garlic and white wine.....saute until done....serve over rice or noodles
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajaguy
| Quote: | Originally posted by sancho
Any ways to cook shrimp
over a Coleman stove? gracias
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by sancho] |
Olive oil, lots of garlic and white wine.....saute until done....serve over rice or noodles |
THAT SOUNDS GOOD!
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by sancho
Mc Fez, should I use some of your salted squid connection
for fishing the Iguana/Rockidile? Shrimp season was said
to have opened yesterday, Thurs. Any ways to cook shrimp
over a Coleman stove? Best breakfast in SF? Going down
in Oct. gracias
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by sancho] |
".........Any ways to cook shrimp over a Coleman stove"?
My standard cooking equipment is a single burner and a Hibachi . Lay foil down BEFORE charcoal or wood....easy clean up. For shrimp......I LOVE to
make a small Hibachi fire from dead ocotillo wood. Exceptional flavor. Base fish with oil or butter before cooking. Trigger fish is great this way
too.
http://tinyurl.com/cysxn82
Salted Bait concoction
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=52244#pid6112...
Fifth post down
Bait is good for fish..........follow directions on the link provided. For use in a Topless bar such as the Iguana Club.....soak not in salt but
$20.oo bills :-)
Chuy Place
Second street from the Malecone at the far end (old harbor)
Excellent Egg and bacon....damn good potatoes and killer bread. Good coffee. Open air windows :-) Easy parking.
[Edited on 9-21-2012 by mcfez]
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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Bajajorge
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Speaking of Chuy's Restaurant, try their Filete of Shrimp. Last I had it, it cost around $10USD, but worth every cent. It's several grande camarone
woven together into a circle, with bacon, cheese, veggies etc. It's about the size of large hockey puck.
Sort of like Camarone Costa Azul, but round, all attached.
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