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[*] posted on 9-15-2009 at 10:29 PM


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Needing info and road conditions for the following areas. Aqua Verde, Comondu’s, Las Barrancas, San Gregoro, Ejido Cadeje, San Jose De Gracia. Can get needed items to them is we can get there.



"Juan del Rio" was in las Barrancas last week. If you don't get any other responses, try a u2u to nomad CP- she will have heard about or been to Cadeje and could probably find out about San Gregorio for you. I don't think she reads the forum all the time, but a u2u should trigger an email to her.

[Edited on 9-17-2009 by oladulce]
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[*] posted on 9-16-2009 at 01:43 PM
Asuncion to La Paz, 9/15


The road is clear and smooth. About 30 vados have dirt fill in 10-30 ft sections and most can be driven at high speed. The approaches to the curved bridge in Santa Rosalia are packed and smooth. In fact, any time lost slowing down is easily made up in Constitution where the powerless signals have been replaced with stop signs.
Seriously, it is a sad drive to make seeing all the destruction along the Pacific coast. The power infrastructure was really hard hit, with several hundreds of poles broken off at the ground and 10 miles of high tension power towers twisted to the ground. CFE really has to be commended for all the resources they are putting in there.
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[*] posted on 9-18-2009 at 04:06 PM
Comondu's & La Purisima


We have a load of school supplies ready to go from La Paz for the Comondu's and La Purisima. Would like any road info. They will be leaving Monday morning.
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[*] posted on 9-18-2009 at 06:41 PM


Steve, the word BEFORE the hurricane was the San Javier/ Loreto to Comondu/ La Purisima road was pretty bad.

Unless you hear different, I would say the best bet is to use the paved road north from Insurgentes to La Purisima... and the graded road off that one to Comondu (from Poza Grande/ Francisco Villa).




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