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David K
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Here is an larger area map of the area from San Ignacio to La Purisima... This map has the Jesuit's El Camino Real roads highlighted...
The Camino Real stayed in the mountains because that is where the water sources (and natives) are! Mike will need to find fishing camps with water to
share.
[Edited on 1-3-2011 by David K]
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one S in Purisima .... learn something new every day !!! In Portuguese that wd then read Purizima so we have to put 2 ss's. All these languages get
me oh so confused !!!!
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Mike's total for December:
171 miles walking
16 walking days
~10.7 average miles per walking day.
Recap:
Total November estimated miles of progress:
187 miles.
23 walking days.
8.1 average miles per walking day.
Total for October:
219 miles
25 walking days
8.76 avg. miles per walking day
[Edited on 1-3-2011 by David K]
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If Mike takes the inner road and goes by El Cuarenta they would have water available. Tomas is the owner and his sons are Tomas Jr. and Martin. I
forget Tomas Sr's brothers name. I dropped off supplies there the end of Oct.
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Shari !! isnt that just amazing ... that is a huge change.
thanks TW, I will pass the word on 
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Blanca Blanca, come in... check your u2u 
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| Quote: | Originally posted by TW
If Mike takes the inner road and goes by El Cuarenta they would have water available. Tomas is the owner and his sons are Tomas Jr. and Martin. I
forget Tomas Sr's brothers name. I dropped off supplies there the end of Oct. |
Here is Mike's route map... and I added the location of El Cuarenta plus a couple of key roads the AAA map doesn't include (dashed lines)...
There are 3 basic routes south from San Ignacio:
Beach/ salt flats,
Graded Road (Cuarenta),
and the foothills (El Patrocinio- San Jose de Garcia)
In the foothills there are more ranches, more water sources... but is is higher up, however, a more direct route.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
There are 3 basic routes south from San Ignacio:
Beach/ salt flats,
Graded Road (Cuarenta),
and the foothills (El Patrocinio- San Jose de Garcia)
In the foothills there are more ranches, more water sources... but is is higher up, however, a more direct route.
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Mike indicated taking a route inland from the salt flats - as there would likely be more accessibility
to fresh water, food for Don-Kay, and that he'd placed some of his pre-trip "stash" along this path.
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Yes, got a u2u from Mike as well... I need to add one more road that he will be taking, not shown onto the map!
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Jan. 3 La Bocana Final Day
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JUANITA - we shall follow the path but expect Mike more or less 4 days from tomorrow .... at your doorstep !! Saturday .... Sunday ....
On Thursday we are going to meet up with Mike with lots of water for DON KAY )))
So much water in San Ignacio and almost NONE between here and there.
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thanks for the update Blanca...and the party just keeps on keepin on for those guys....woooo hoooo...
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This journey has turned into "A Moveable Feast".
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Ok...I'll bite and start a new language thread
Now...back to the previously scheduled programming...Mike's excellent adventure....here are a few pics from his stay in Assuncion...he packed a whack
of parties into that few days...solstice party, surf fiesta, christmas eve, xmas day, the wedding...whew! we tried to fatten him up while he was here.
http://s385.photobucket.com/albums/oo295/blowhole1/Mike%20Do...
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This one image was worth going through all of the rest of it:
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That picture caught my attention too, Igor.
What a great book cover candidate!
nena
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Jan. 4, 2011
Mike, Don-Kay and Solo walked an estimated 14 miles today. They are about 2 miles from the Abreojos Highway.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Natalie Ann
That picture caught my attention too, Igor.
What a great book cover candidate!
nena |
No Solo though.
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tomorrow, the doctor who cared for Don Kay in la bocana and I are driving out to meet the trio along the punta abreojos trail !! water, apples, hay.
So, I will put up an update as to how they are faring .....
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
tomorrow, the doctor who cared for Don Kay in la bocana and I are driving out to meet the trio along the punta abreojos trail !! water, apples, hay.
So, I will put up an update as to how they are faring ..... |
Dog food, too, for the Little Desert Flower?
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