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Timo1
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I'm gonna have to invest in a 24 inch wide computer screen to handle Roger's pictures....This laptop is too small
sold out and got out !!!
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Pompano
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4 young professionals from Mexico City visit.
Being Baja Nomads, they enjoy coming to Baja as much as any of us.
Quite an interesting group of nice fellows...all successful in thier careers.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Pompano
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Hard work can keep you fit.
This fellow is years older than me..and in much,much better shape. Where's my sledgehammer? I have rock.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Pompano
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FERNANDO - from a different era.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Pompano
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BAJA FLASHBACKS
1974 Santispac Bay. John Wayne's yacht, 'Wild Goose', is anchored again. We met out fishing one day.
1974 Mulege downtown waiting for gas.
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1974-1980 SAN SABASTIAN COVE A favorite harbor to 'gunkhole' on my old Pompano
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Gitanos of the Old Baja Road
edit to correct a Photobucket foul-up
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by Pompano]
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by Pompano]
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ELINVESTIG8R
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THE POMPANO BAJA CHRONICLES
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Pompano
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'Will the Real Shell Beach Please Stand Up?"
Ha..sorry David K, could not resist the pun. Actually, this shell-covered beach is called Conch Cove and/or Playa Almeja. Whatever you want to call
this beach, it is a mother-lode of seashells.
I am sworn to secrecy about it's location..but I'll divulge it's gps co-ords for one cold Pacifico. I'm cheap.
..for TWO cold Pacificos I can put you onto the Lost Dutchman Mine or where to find Jimmy Hoffa.. .
[Edited on 7-26-2010 by Pompano]
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Cypress
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Pompano, Thanks for taking the time to share.
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desertcpl
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I agree Pompano yours posts and photos and storys are the best , I look forward to seeing them.
what talent you have, does every one else here on Nomads agree with me,
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1bobo
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Was tempted to ask about your choice of camera, but then it's all about the talent behind it, so the info will do me no good. Thanks for all your
fine work.
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by 1bobo
Was tempted to ask about your choice of camera, but then it's all about the talent behind it, so the info will do me no good. Thanks for all your
fine work. |
1bobo, thanks for looking and writing. Your question about my choice of camera seems to put me in the category of experienced and professional
photagraphers. I am not. I'm a point and shoot type..strictly an opportunist photo-hound who has been in love with cameras since my first..a Brownie
Hawkeye.
A lot of my older photos I took with a Canon AE-1 Program...a very good and easy camera to use. Lots of pros DO carry one of those as a backup or
spare. For the last few years I have been using one of these: Coolpix 4300, Nikon D-40, and Nikon D-90. For my amatuer picture-taking I prefer
the D-40..easy to use in any situation, easy to fix after I screw it up...which I did just the other day. A quick stop at Brown's Studio in Coos Bay
fixed the problem..no charge. Nice guy...so I bought a lens filter and finally a good camera strap.
I like SLR body-styles the best. 
Mystery rockpiles
More mystery...Tres Virgenes
Extreme mystery...
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Skipjack Joe
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Gotta admit this one made me laugh. A palm reader as well. I guess there's a bit of gypsy in all of us.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pompano
1974 SANTISPAC
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when i was a grade school kid we kids rowed our boat up next to that boat to check it out and the duke himself gave us sodas.
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Bob and Susan
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today...
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Pompano
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Right you are, Bob. I've been aboard in both eras..both places. Different times, for sure.
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by desertcpl
I agree Pompano yours posts and photos and storys are the best , I look forward to seeing them.
what talent you have, does every one else here on Nomads agree with me, |
Yes! I just told him so by U2U, but I will put it out there for everyone...I agree with you. 
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willyAirstream
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DITTO!!!!!
I agree with you.
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Pompano
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Thanks for those kind words.
Those Wild and Wonderful Easter Crowds in the BOC.
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Pompano
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Up North I have watched the Dance of the Sandhill Cranes..
And when arriving down South....
...I think this egret puts on a pretty good show in Coyote Bay, too.
[Edited on 2-24-2015 by Pompano]
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Pompano
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