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Russ
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The killer whales were really cool being that close to a beach! |
Sorry Just regular porfin
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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acadist
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Not sure, but he had quite the belly
Dave
I moved to CO and they made me buy a little rod to make it feel like a real fish
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David K
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The first location for California's 34th Spanish mission...
Here is another angle at the same site:
and here is the same site in a 1977 book:
Answer posted later... unless someone guesses correct!
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Feathers
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Fun thread… love all the pics!!!
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woody with a view
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Spot X - Helping the boys make some coin!
Screwdriver in the cucarachas with a twist!
Yeah, yeah! i'm sure we had 3!!!!
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David K
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Looks yummy Woody.
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bryanmckenzie
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Between Asuncion & La Bocana
The road was very clean & litter free when suddenly out of nowhere, there appears ...
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David K
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El Shoe! 
Now, because I know how much it has been driving you crazy...
The photo I posted above...
is the first site ruins of Mission Santo Tomás! That's all that is left... it (and the other two Santo Tomás) sites has not had any help from INAH
because the land owner won't allow it and has some kind of connection that normally would allow INAH authority to protect or rebuild the missions.
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bryanmckenzie
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Dominic's 1989 Bentley in Catavina this morning
[Edited on 2013-11-14 by bryanmckenzie]
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Russ
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The boot
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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BajaLuna
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Bryan, our paths must have been close to passing each other going North. We saw this Bentley at the military check point he was going South, that
sweet swagger mobile just kind of stood out LOL among all the Baja1000 vehicles!
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StuckSucks
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From our "What Was He Thinking?" Department: last Saturday, half way between Gonzaga and Coco's, headed south. The load appeared to have shifted.
[Edited on 11-20-2013 by StuckSucks]
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David K
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The Highway 5 shortcut is going to appeal to a lot of truckers going between the mainland or Mexicali and points south! Some are not going to wait the
additional 6 years+ to finish it...
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