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lobogrande
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who is the PGR???
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BAJACAT
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PROCURADURIA GENERAL DE LA REPUBLICA,Kind that the FBI,I think? or los Federales
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Taco de Baja
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That canyon south of Gadalupe is a great place for kids to play and rock scramble.
And yes, there are some very deep bedrock mortars. 
Truth generally lies in the coordination of antagonistic opinions
-Herbert Spencer
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BAJACAT
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Taco, where is the last picture taken?, canon La Vivora..
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BAJACAT
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BUMP
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BAJACAT
Taco, where is the last picture taken?, canon La Vivora.. |
Yes, I think that is the name. Lots of petroglyphs, and bedrock mortars. The pic is if one of the deeper ones. There is an overhang/cave there where
there must be 50 shallow bedrock mortars...It's easy to visualize the Natives grinding mesquite beans in the cool shade, in the hot of the day,
telling stories and gossiping. Several miles up the canyon are more petroglyphs. Never found water though, so it's not a major canyon.
It is one canyon south of a canyon called "Ruby" that has an inland trail to Guadalupe.
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BAJACAT
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Thanks taco,I will be looking for those in a future trip.
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alkijeff
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Those were great pics... makes me want to head south again. Thanks.
Jeff
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David K
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Hi Jeff!
I finally made a web page for the photos: (link below) Eventually it will be posted on VivsBaja.com as out Jan. '08 Baja trip.
[Edited on 6-5-2008 by David K]
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David K
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Okay, the NEW web page for the 1-08 Guadalupe and Vibora Canyon trip is now : http://vivabaja.com/108 and can also be found on VivaBaja.com.
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BAJACAT
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I don't know if you guys notice, but it seems to be getting more expensive to go to GDC.SAN MARCOS Camp site on a holyday is $500 for 4 cars ouch....
[Edited on 6-6-2008 by BAJACAT]
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BAJACAT
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BUMP, come on guys this is serious what are your thoughts in this matter..              
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Barry A.
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Cat------as you know, there are some really nice places to camp close by down canyon---------that is where I would camp---------that price is getting
up way to high for me. We used to camp at the Hot Spring for a week at a time for nuttin, back in the '60's, and there were hot tubs and a cool pool
even then, but no caretaker was on site. Never did know who built the facilities way back then.
Like I said in another post-------things are getting too expensive down south, IMO.
Barry
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David K
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Jose, that rate ($500) is for a THREE DAY HOLIDAY at the two biggest campos... that could handle 4 families (4 cars)... OR $42: night per family
Most of the camps are about $50 per night for your own private camp, palapa, hot tub, privacy, atmosphere, stars, etc.!
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Jose, that rate ($500) is for a THREE DAY HOLIDAY at the two biggest campos... that could handle 4 families (4 cars)... OR $42: night per family
Most of the camps are about $50 per night for your own private camp, palapa, hot tub, privacy, atmosphere, stars, etc.! |
Ah Haaaa---------that is a different story--------yes, it is worth it. Barry
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David K
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Yup Barry... it really is... Heck, you can't get a 'bad' motel room for the night around here for $50!
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Yup Barry... it really is... Heck, you can't get a 'bad' motel room for the night around here for $50! |
You can come close, tho:
Quality Inn, just west of Lindberg Field in San Diego------$62 for 2 adults per night, which includes breakfast-----stayed there for that about 4
mnths ago.
Barry
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David K
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Nice job Baja Nomad for getting the photos back on... from 2008 trip (before Photobucket) that were lost for a few years. 
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Barry A.
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Great to see this thread (again). Does anybody have some updates for current happenings here------to bring us up to date???
Barry
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David K
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Almost 12 years now since this trip when we camped at Guadalupe Canyon with Hotschott and went to see the La Vibora Canyon petroglyphs.
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