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tripledigitken
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Thanks for the additional info.
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woody with a view
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Quote: Originally posted by MMc  | As for surf, I'll pass.
30 years ago you could read the name of the ship as it laid on it's side.
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MMc I could show you some pics of a spot in the hood that would blow your mind!
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chippy
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We used to call that spot rincon de baja back in the late 60s early 70s. 4 casas was the home base back then. They are both week surf spots at best.
Great for canadian starters.
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Surfed there many times. But i didnt know the Casa Del Hogar was there, must have passed the casa a hundred times. I will stop in next time
FYI.. Rick and Maria at the old B&B (drive down to water and go left for a few houses) serve a good breakfast on weekend mornings... The proceeds
from the breakfast go to feed and care for abandoned dogs in the area... Look for the kenals as you get close.
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| Quote: Originally posted by churro | Surfed there many times. But i didnt know the Casa Del Hogar was there, must have passed the casa a hundred times. I will stop in next time
FYI.. Rick and Maria at the old B&B (drive down to water and go left for a few houses) serve a good breakfast on weekend mornings... The proceeds
from the breakfast go to feed and care for abandoned dogs in the area... Look for the kenals as you get close. |
Boy, do they have a lot of dogs to care for! And yes Rick cooks a good breakfast and Penny who discovered the Casa Del Hogar lives next door to Rick
and Maria!
Ken --- I like the pictures, especially the first one of the shipwreck. It is an interesting area.
[Edited on 4-3-2015 by DianaT]
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tripledigitken
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Diane,
Do you know the story of the fenced in row of houses just SE of the shipwreck? They were all but deserted.
Ken
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woody with a view
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They are mostly deserted summer homes.
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tripledigitken
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Looked a bit strange, no sign of any activity with only one car, for over 20+- houses. Maybe that explains the chain linked fenced enclosure.
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next door lady visited once years ago and loved it so much she bought a lot there. every single time she's returned its been one of those so cold and
foggy days you don't want to get out of the car days!
she just built the ecocasa in rosarito!
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It's a testament to how weak and mushy the surf is there...
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WTF
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basautter
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Very cool! Thanks for sharing 
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MMc
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Woody, I know the area well. I'll pass on both 4 casas and Shipwrecks for a spot close by or to the south depending on the swell.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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woody with a view
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check U2U 
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...just a sequence:
by David K
by willardguy
by David K
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pappy
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use to be a decent place to hang for a quick weekend trip-prior to all the structures.mushy cold but had it's moments. plus there are other spots in
the area. could post up there and not see another soul until went into camalu for more refreshments.
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rts551
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Quiet a picture DavidK took.
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güéribo
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Cool. Another item for the bucket list. Love the old photo.
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To help you and others to see that I do not take credit for other people's photos... THIS is what I posted with the black and white photo, that Carlos
copied from my earlier reply and incorrectly said was by me:
From the Baja Adventure Book (page 120) 1998 edition:
KM 150: Sedan road west (signed) to Punta San Jacinto, 6 miles. The wreck of a coastal freighter Isla del Carmen, driven ashore in 1981, lives near
the point. Known as "Freighters" to surfers, even thouigh there is only one, this place has excellent right point breaks on large swells, some a mile
from shore. The road south to Camalú can handle sedans.
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woody with a view
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and since the dust is settling, and we like to clear the air at once, there has NEVER been a surfer who referred to that Blue Moon surf spot as
"Freighters".
Blue Moon = it only gets good once in a blue moon, FWIW!
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