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burnrope
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I'm pretty sure I saw a guy that looked like Gary riding in a Uhaul truck with an elderly couple several weeks ago. They were westbound in Canyon
Raymundo.
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vgabndo
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Ooooo, yer gonna catch hell ropeburns!
Undoubtedly, there are people who cannot afford to give the anchor of sanity even the slightest tug. Sam Harris
"The situation is far too dire for pessimism."
Bill Kauth
Carl Sagan said, "We are a way for the cosmos to know itself."
PEACE, LOVE AND FISH TACOS
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BajaBlanca
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Such a long time with no answers makes all of us antsy. Hopefully the santispac lead pans out!
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by burnrope
I'm pretty sure I saw a guy that looked like Gary riding in a Uhaul truck with an elderly couple several weeks ago. They were westbound in Canyon
Raymundo. |
This is so old it won't even be offensive. Funny, tho. 
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bryanmckenzie
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The other day when I made this discovery, I thought my Spanish was good enough to convey that I would return today and like to see the registry book
for that time period (they are small and appear to go only a few weeks before a new one is started). When I arrived and spoke with the woman (owner?
operator?), and previously the two other gentlemen with her, all three indicated that they had seen Gary, the vehicle, the surfboard and the
talkativeness the one night he stayed. Anyway, at 2pm today, when I arrived the registry book (includes license plates) was not there. It was in
Mulege where they live.
It would be helpful if someone with fluent Spanish could speak with them and convey the desire to see the guest register.
Also, I (think) asked at the Loreto militay checkpoint if I could see older license plate log books after I gave the soldiers several flyers. The
soldier writing things down indicated no, and another solder said I must "move on." Obviously, I didn't pursue he matter any further.
Another method ... I was in San Ignacio town square, saw a group of about 12 Gringos and went over, hand each a Spanish-version flyer, and asked them
in their travels to either pass a flyer to someone or some locale and keep an eye out --- kind of multi-leve marketing.
| Quote: | Originally posted by SoCalPattonCrew
The family's investigator received a phone call from the campground host at Playa Santispac Campground, see above photo) who believes Gary stayed at
the campground and he will search the log book for confirmation, he also indicated Gary's vehicle was damaged. He will be in touch with our
investigator Tuesday for additional information. Thank you for posting the flyers in these areas !!! |
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BajaBlanca
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this came from Kimberly:
Dearest Blanca,
How are you? Wanted to let you know, we have kindness being extended to us on behalf of the El Vigia newspaper, who will run our Missing person
flyer on Nov. 14th !
Not sure if you know if this paper reaches you and south of you, but I will let you know as soon as I know, hopefully tonite. I'd like to update
the nomads to look for that edition coming up.
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BajaBlanca
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Bryan - you would make a great reporter!
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bajadogs
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| Quote: | Originally posted by absinvestor
One would think that if Gary was at Santispac that he would have stopped into that one restaurant?? |
Not necessarily Abs, I've been to Santispac a few times and never felt the urge to go into the restaurant. Just saying.
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absinvestor
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bajadogs- you're probably right. I was just thinking that since Gary is a talker and the owner of that restaurant is many times sitting or standing
outside Gary might have started a conversation.
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EnsenadaDr
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If he was that friendly he might have befriended someone who then had designs on his truck and whatever money he had on his person.
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MrBillM
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Speculating without ANY Facts .....................
Perhaps Aliens were involved ?
As good a guess as any.
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EnsenadaDr
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Perhaps he parked his car under a tree and the rain made such a racket he realized he made a mistake.
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MrBillM
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Maybe BUT .................
Car Roofs are a LOT thicker so that would be unlikely.
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SoCalPattonCrew
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To all you blessed folks of bajanomads, the Baja 1000 teams, tourists, residents, kind and giving good-hearted folks, families of lost ones as well:
It's time for thanks-giving --
Our Patton family wants to thank you all once again today for staying so vigilant with us, making all your above-and-beyond efforts of pure
generosity to help us search for Gary with your time, drive-arounds, stopping, checking, talking, making copies to distribute, spending your hours,
gas, and dollars, helping us search for Gary. We here in California are nothing without your generous time and efforts. God-willing, a favor of this
magnitude will grace your lives in return someday. I've always felt so strongly that what goes around comes around -- good deeds come back to you
someday, somehow, maybe in other ways, and ways we cannot see. We cannnot always realize the connection, know where or how it comes back, but we have
to trust that it does, and favorably. I want you all to know how much you have helped us though each and every day these agonizing months now,
helping us keep the faith, hoping that this 'come &go-around' might be an exception so that we may still find a happy resolve soon.
Still trying to get the word out and around, and anything you are seeing, please report back to our site here or email us directly. If a person
should suggest Gary looks familiar, please reassure them there is no authorities after him for any wrong-doing, no warrants, no violence, etc., he's
just traveling alone, and not communicated back to his sons, his granddaughters, sisters and brothers for far too long. This is simply family missing
their loved family member, nothing else. You 'nomads' are our only best advocates and spokesmen, so til we have some kind of communication with Gary,
please continue to talk him up with your friends and acquaintances, and look for him and his 4Runner. Our hopes are unwavering still, and through the
holidays, we have to persist and be relentless until we hear from Gary and know he is well.
Best regards for happy times to all of you and your families heading into this holiday season......
Patton family
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BajaBlanca
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Happy thanksgiving and hopefully Gary is ready to head home for apple pie!
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BajaLuna
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We saw flyers posted in El Rosario and also saw one posted at the little store in Catavina, the store that is located at the north end of town on the
east side just past the person selling gas from the barrel on the side of the road. We also stopped and talked to 2 guys in Catavina who we had been
following for manyyyy miles who were on motorcycles and they had just spent time in BOLA, we asked them to keep a look out for Gary and his truck as
they headed back to the border...and they said that they had been as they had seen some flyers posted in BOLA as well.
Yes, lets hope the Patton Family is all together for Thanksgiving!
Keep hope alive, stay strong, Patton Family!
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SoCalPattonCrew
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We'd like to ask for feedback on BajaTimes -- have any of you seen our "Missing Gary Patton" flyer in the current editions, both English and spanish?
Is this publication available to you where you are? We're asking because this is a paid advertisement being run in this publication, and we want to
ensure the word is getting thru to folks before we continue it.
Also, any of you that live and/or will visit LaPaz, we'd like to ask for help down there, posting the flyers and letting authorities, restaurants
etc., know we're looking for him. There's a remote chance, due to family friends from Baja, he could have decided to drive there to attend a family
event, especially if he did travel to San Juanico.
Again, thanks to all of you that have given so much attention and assistance to our efforts.
Kimberly
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bajaguy
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In Ensenada
At the L. A. Cetto Wine Cava, however these are available at various places in the Ensenada/Rosarito corridor area
English version
| Quote: | Originally posted by SoCalPattonCrew
We'd like to ask for feedback on BajaTimes -- have any of you seen our "Missing Gary Patton" flyer in the current editions, both English and spanish?
Is this publication available to you where you are? We're asking because this is a paid advertisement being run in this publication, and we want to
ensure the word is getting thru to folks before we continue it.
Also, any of you that live and/or will visit LaPaz, we'd like to ask for help down there, posting the flyers and letting authorities, restaurants
etc., know we're looking for him. There's a remote chance, due to family friends from Baja, he could have decided to drive there to attend a family
event, especially if he did travel to San Juanico.
Again, thanks to all of you that have given so much attention and assistance to our efforts.
Kimberly |
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Mula
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Between Mulege and Constituction and LaPaz, I don't think I've ever seen a Baja Times and I am a newspaper, local magazine junkie and been here full
time over 7 years.
What is it?
Who publishes it?
When is it published - monthly?
Where?
Where do they distribute it?
How do they distribute it?
Should have asked these questions, maybe.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mula
Between Mulege and Constituction and LaPaz, I don't think I've ever seen a Baja Times and I am a newspaper, local magazine junkie and been here full
time over 7 years.
What is it?
Who publishes it?
When is it published - monthly?
Where?
Where do they distribute it?
How do they distribute it?
Should have asked these questions, maybe. |
http://www.bajatimes.com/
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