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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 07:29 PM


I spent a bit of time with "Chayo" as well. He seems to be a fine man. After the beach encounter I ran into him again at the tienda that sells fishing tackle, which he owns. It's a small town. You meet people over and over at different places.
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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 08:03 PM


Quote: Originally posted by Skipjack Joe  
I spent a bit of time with "Chayo" as well. He seems to be a fine man. After the beach encounter I ran into him again at the tienda that sells fishing tackle, which he owns. It's a small town. You meet people over and over at different places.


He expanded that tienda when he was forced to retire from the co-op because of his back. He also used to be the head of the bike club. I hope his back has improved enough that he can ride. He is older than he looks and when our son visite, they would go riding together and Chayo went up and down those mountains like they were smooth flats! He is a very good man! It is good you spent a bit of time with him.

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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 09:27 PM


What a wonderful trip the two of you had. I'd say that side of the peninsula agrees with you.

Thank you for posting.

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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 09:58 PM


Super photos and comments.
Thanks all, happy New Year
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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 10:40 PM


Asuncion is baja's Mayberry RFD. Everyone knows everything about everyone.

At the restaurant I was asked whether Alex was my son or my grandson. I am accustomed with that question but wondered how far the interrogation would go. It went the distance.

She then asked me how old I was. I replied 68. And how old was my son, she wanted to know. I told her 18. There was a short pause while she did the math.

"Ah", her eyebrows rose with great significance. "Que bueno", she smiled.
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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 10:42 PM


Quote: Originally posted by Paulina  
What a wonderful trip the two of you had. I'd say that side of the peninsula agrees with you.

Thank you for posting.

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Both sides agree with me.

I know you're enjoying your traditional new year's eve party at BOLA. Hope you decide to post them, Paulina.
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[*] posted on 12-31-2014 at 11:53 PM


Quote: Originally posted by Skipjack Joe  
Quote: Originally posted by Paulina  
What a wonderful trip the two of you had. I'd say that side of the peninsula agrees with you.

Thank you for posting.

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Both sides agree with me.

I know you're enjoying your traditional new year's eve party at BOLA. Hope you decide to post them, Paulina.


Unfortunately this year we had had to opt out. I can't honestly remember the last time I spent NYE stateside and not in Bahia. I spent a fair portion of the evening looking back at the photos on my laptop, remembering the good times on the Diaz patio. As Dern said about ten minutes ago (before he started snoring), "next year..."
I am really missing my Bahia tradition, family and friends.

Happy New Year!
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I really like your whole set up Igor,boat,truck popup,its just right...........my kind of rig!
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Happy New Year Igor from the tribe here in Asuncion! We were remembering last new years eve when the last 3 standing was me, Iflyfish and Alex! Please tell Alex we missed him on the dance floor last night.

Oh yeah...our guests caught tuna yesterday at the 24!!!!! jigging for YT! How great is that eh!




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Quote: Originally posted by Paulina  
Quote: Originally posted by Skipjack Joe  
Quote: Originally posted by Paulina  
What a wonderful trip the two of you had. I'd say that side of the peninsula agrees with you.

Thank you for posting.

P>*)))>{


Both sides agree with me.

I know you're enjoying your traditional new year's eve party at BOLA. Hope you decide to post them, Paulina.


Unfortunately this year we had had to opt out. I can't honestly remember the last time I spent NYE stateside and not in Bahia. I spent a fair portion of the evening looking back at the photos on my laptop, remembering the good times on the Diaz patio. As Dern said about ten minutes ago (before he started snoring), "next year..."
I am really missing my Bahia tradition, family and friends.

Happy New Year!
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Paulina, last night at midnight I was remembering my first New Years Eve with Baja Angel, 10 years ago. We were with you and Dern at Casa Diaz, L.A. Bay, dancing and enjoying the event.




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Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Happy New Year Igor from the tribe here in Asuncion! We were remembering last new years eve when the last 3 standing was me, Iflyfish and Alex! Please tell Alex we missed him on the dance floor last night.

Oh yeah...our guests caught tuna yesterday at the 24!!!!! jigging for YT! How great is that eh!


Alex's comment about Iflyfish dancing:

"He moves pretty good for an old man"

Actually he was looking forward to seeing him this year. Ric is right up there with Juan in the "wow" factor.
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[*] posted on 1-1-2015 at 10:23 AM


Tim apologized profusely for stepping into the picture. I tried to convince him that he made this picture.

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[*] posted on 1-1-2015 at 10:25 AM


La abuela con su nieto.

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When it was Izak's turn to choose Sirenita kept directing him to the jelly beans. But he would have none of that. Still she kept promoting the jelly beans. I thought to myself "What a wonderful mother, trying to get him to choose what he really wants".

Well Izak never did pick the beans but in a strange twist of fate Sirenita did. Turned out that she's the one with the sweet tooth.

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I never seem to get tired of those salt flats.



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Cool pics Igor, keep 'em coming!



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[*] posted on 1-1-2015 at 12:37 PM


Looks like you had a very fun Christmas, Igor.

I especially like that beach/sand image- straight from the Sea Goddess your very own Christmas tree complete with decoration :spingrin::tumble::spingrin:

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