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woody with a view
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Walk Dates:
•San Felipe – Sat, May 12
•Puertecitos – Mon, May 14
•Gonzaga Bay – Wed, May 16
•Mision de Calamajue – Fri, May 18
•Bahia de los Angeles – Mon, May 21
•San Ignacio – Tues, May 29
•Santa Rosalia- Thurs, June 1
•Mulege – Sun, June 3
•Loreto – Thurs/Fri, June 7/8
•La Paz – Thurs/Fri, June 21/22
•Los Barriles – Mon, June 25
•San Jose del Cabo – Fri, June 29
•Cabo San Lucas – Sat, June 30
•Todos Santos – Mon, July 2
•Bahia de Magdalena – Mon/Tues, July 9/10
•Laguna San Ignacio – Fri/Sat/Sun July 20/21/22
•Guerrero Negro – Fri, July 27
•Santa Rosalillita – Tues, July 31
•Santa Rosalia – Thurs, Aug 9
•San Quintin – Sat, Aug 11
•Ensenada – Thurs/Fri, Aug 16/17
•Puerto Nuevo - Click-On, Sun, Aug 19
who makes these schedules?
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Ateo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
Walk Dates:
•San Felipe – Sat, May 12
•Puertecitos – Mon, May 14
•Gonzaga Bay – Wed, May 16
•Mision de Calamajue – Fri, May 18
•Bahia de los Angeles – Mon, May 21
•San Ignacio – Tues, May 29
•Santa Rosalia- Thurs, June 1
•Mulege – Sun, June 3
•Loreto – Thurs/Fri, June 7/8
•La Paz – Thurs/Fri, June 21/22
•Los Barriles – Mon, June 25
•San Jose del Cabo – Fri, June 29
•Cabo San Lucas – Sat, June 30
•Todos Santos – Mon, July 2
•Bahia de Magdalena – Mon/Tues, July 9/10
•Laguna San Ignacio – Fri/Sat/Sun July 20/21/22
•Guerrero Negro – Fri, July 27
•Santa Rosalillita – Tues, July 31
•Santa Rosalia – Thurs, Aug 9
•San Quintin – Sat, Aug 11
•Ensenada – Thurs/Fri, Aug 16/17
•Puerto Nuevo - Click-On, Sun, Aug 19
who makes these schedules? |
Yeah they must mean El Rosario rather than Santa "Rosalia".
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David K
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This morning, they are about a mile from Punta Estrella (the south end of San Felipe Bay) at 10:25am. They are not walking the coastline, but instead
are on Hwy. 5.... which parallels the coast.
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Skipjack Joe
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They camped on Saturday just south of the San felipe harbor (spot #31). They walked until about 7pm. Today they started earlier (7AM) and are
following the hwy, making good progress. Each spot marker is emitted every 10 minutes. You can see the progress by following David's above link.
Take that back. They're doing about 1 mile per hour.
[Edited on 5-13-2012 by Skipjack Joe]
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
They camped on Saturday just south of the San felipe harbor (spot #31). They walked until about 7pm. Today they started earlier (7AM) and are
following the hwy, making good progress. Each spot marker is emitted every 10 minutes. You can see the progress by following David's above link.
Take that back. They're doing about 1 mile per hour.
[Edited on 5-13-2012 by Skipjack Joe] |
i bet they quit in under 14 days. only mad dogs and gringos in go out in noon day sun.
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DENNIS
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Are they walking on asphalt? Wouldn't that be like walking across a frying pan?
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Curt63
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According to their planning statements he is carrying an 80lb pack and she has a 60lb pack.
No worries
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Skipjack Joe
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I think they're on dirt next to road whenever possible. The hwy around 3 sisters is gonna hurt: sun bouncing off those cliffs and no parallel road.
They're doing less than 1 mile per hour now and need to avg 20 miles per day. Something must change.
Sleep in day and walk at night? I don't think there's any place cool enough to sleep midday.
It's tough. Dump the schedule is the first step.
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Curt63
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
They're doing less than 1 mile per hour now and need to avg 20 miles per day. Something must change.
Sleep in day and walk at night? I don't think there's any place cool enough to sleep midday.
It's tough. Dump the schedule is the first step. |
I agree completely. And those packs...
Its 100 in San Felipe right now according to accuweather
No worries
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Cypress
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Curt63
| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
And those packs... |
They won't make it packing that much weight. |
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goldhuntress
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I think that they had gone 6.2 miles so far today at the 2:20 check-in. No check-in since then and it's 3:25 as I post this.
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Ateo
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They're gonna need a ride if they're gonna make it on time.
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BajaNomad
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Is my calculation of 7.7 miles (12.4 km) from 6:30am to 6:00pm today accurate?
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We know we must go back if we live, and we don`t know why.
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Ateo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaNomad
Is my calculation of 7.7 miles (12.4 km) from 6:30am to 6:00pm today accurate? |
I'd say pretty darn accurate.
12 hours of walking is a lot of walking! They're still at it as of 6:30pm. They'll need to set up camp soon.
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Skipjack Joe
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They took a break from noon to 5PM. An intersection with no shelter, no shade, and no homes close by. Hopefully someone was there with an air
conditioned car or something.
[Edited on 5-14-2012 by Skipjack Joe]
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Curt63
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Looks like about 10 miles in 2 days and they are fresh.
25% of target +/-
Suerte
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goldhuntress
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I don't know how you can get exactly right but I got about 9.5 for today if they stayed on the road starting from just south of Villas de Las Palmas.
I'm not sure how others are calculating but I used http://www.mapmyrun.com/ and used the follow roads option. I think they went 7.6 the first day. So maybe 17.1 for the two day total.
[Edited on 5-14-2012 by goldhuntress]
[Edited on 5-14-2012 by goldhuntress]
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
I think they're on dirt next to road whenever possible. The hwy around 3 sisters is gonna hurt: sun bouncing off those cliffs and no parallel road.
They're doing less than 1 mile per hour now and need to avg 20 miles per day. Something must change.
Sleep in day and walk at night? I don't think there's any place cool enough to sleep midday.
It's tough. Dump the schedule is the first step. |
who cooked up the idea to do this hike in summer?
earlier i predicted they would quit in 14 days. i now predict they will quit in under 10 days.
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BajaNomad
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http://g.co/maps/w37gk
I input the GPS coordinates into Google Maps directions.
The Spot tracking shows they went until 6:52pm - and Google indicates they covered 15.4 km (?) - or 9.6 miles in over 12 hours.
Hmm.
[Edited on 5-14-2012 by BajaNomad]
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Skipjack Joe
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Well, I've gotten to the point where I'm concerned that something really serious doesn't happen to our travelers. When I don't see the spot marker
moving across the map in a reasonable amount of time I start to worry.
Whatever adjustments they're going to make to make this journey work out, I hope they do so before they get to Coco's. If anything happens between
Coco and BOLA nobody will be around to help. That area is truly isolated.
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