David K
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Index (list) of Baja Places visited (photos)
I have had (for some time) an 'index' web page which makes it much easier for you to find photos of various Baja places I have been to the last five
years. Some of you may have read that most of my Baja knowledge comes from books and only a few vacation trips. Well, this list is only some of the
places I have been to since 1999. To see photos from the 35 years before, go to my album page.
That's right, in just the past FIVE years I have visited the following sites one or more times... with photos to prove it.
A few photos from my previous 35 years on the peninsula can be seen in my 'Album' web page (linked in VivaBaja.com and my Baja Notebook site.
As anyone can see, this long running series of travels into the Baja California Peninsula is far more than a few vacation trips to tourist areas...
A link to the page that will take you to each of these places is at the bottom. Not all trips are listed here, and the newest ones from 2005 are not
yet included...
Baja California Locations (North to South)
Mision Guadalupe del Norte and Museums '01
Guadalupe Canyon Hot Springs '05
Pyramid Resort, La Mision '03
Sulfur Mine 'El Promontorio' (near Mexicali) '00
Punta Cabras area '01
San Vicente (Mission & William Walker's Capital) '00
Sierra San Pedro Martir and Observatorio '00
Valle Chico's Exotic Canyons (Parral, Berrendo, Carrizo, Agua Caliente, El Cajon) '04
'Shell Island' (aka Shell Beach) '01
Sulfur Mine 'El Apache' ( 22 mi. south of San Felipe) '01
Campo Nuevo Mazatlan (Agua de Chale) '04
Matomi Canyon Oasis '01
Lower Matomi Canyon and Llanos San Fermin road '03
San Quintin's Old English Cemetery '02
San Juan de Dios (Mission Visita Ruins) '00
El Volcan (Onyx Geyser, Pools, & Springs) '03
El Marmol (Onyx Schoolhouse) '00
San Fernando: Mission, Petroglyphs, nearby Copper Mine '00
Las Pintas (Petroglyphs & Fossil Grotto) '00
Agua Dulce (Historic Spring on El Camino Real) '02
Catavina Cave Art Site '03
To Mision Santa Maria '99
To Mision Santa Maria '03
Gonzaga Bay and Hiking El Camino Real '03
Gonzaga Bay Area Sites, incl. Molino de Lacy, Mission Warehouse, Onyx Springs, Finding El Camino Real '02
La Turquesa Canyon (southwest of Gonzaga Bay)
Coco's Corner
Mision de Calamajue (orig. site of Mision Santa Maria) '02
'Rock Palm Hill' (northwest of Yubay) '01
Tinaja de Yubay (historic water hole) '01
Punta Candelero (33 mi. north of L.A. Bay Hwy.) '02
El Toro Copper Mine (northwest of La Gringa) '02
L.A. Bay's Museum & Turtle Research Center '01
L.A. Bay's Camp Gecko '03
Montevideo Rock Art Site '02
Mision San Francisco Borja '01
Old Rancho San Gregorio '01
San Borja mission visitas Santa Ana and San Ignacito '03
Las Flores Jail and Graves '01
Las Flores Railroad at Tram Terminal '02
Cable tram from San Juan Mines '02
Bahia San Rafael '01
Valle la Bocana, Los Paredones, La Bocana '03
Mision Santa Gertrudis Bells '01
Baja California Sur Locations (12/01)
Playa Santispac, Bahia Concepcion
San Juan Londo (visita ruins) & Elias Calles (Cocina Pacifica)
Mision de Ligui (ruins) & Ensenada Blanca
Bahia de Agua Verde (bottom 2 photos)
Jimmy Smith & Real de Santa Ana
Cabo San Lucas & Santiago Zoo
The web page where the above linked photos are is: http://community-2.webtv.net/drdrip/index
*) To see the most recent trip photos and Baja event details, they are easily found on my Baja Notebook: http://community-2.webtv.net/drdrip/notes
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rpleger
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Wow,
You have Really been there.
Great fotos
Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
be miserable; to be an American abroad is to make others miserable.
-- Ambrose Bierce, _The Enlarged Devil\'s Dictionary_
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jrbaja
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Howz about some info?
What does Agua Verde have to offer? Palapas? Store? Restaurant? Things to do ?
Same with San Antonio de la Sierra???
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rpleger
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JR
Try Google
Richard on the Hill
*ABROAD*, adj. At war with savages and idiots. To be a Frenchman abroad is to
be miserable; to be an American abroad is to make others miserable.
-- Ambrose Bierce, _The Enlarged Devil\'s Dictionary_
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David K
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Info on the various places visited are in the captions under the photo, and/or on the web page of that trip and/or posted as a trip report here on
Baja Nomad or on the former Amigos de Baja forums.
For the two you request info. on, here is what I recall:
Agua Verde had a beautiful tropical beach we camped on with a palm grove behind, old village north of bay (and newer Puerto Agua Verde village with
tiny store), old cemetery, fishermen who delivered lobsters to us out of their panga one morning, and several miles north, near San Cosme, some hot
springs in the tidal zone (tide was high, so we didn't see them, but I have photos that were sent me, in my web site, if you want a link.
On the road 'Ramal San Antonio de la Sierra': we took a side road and a hike to the oldest mining operation in California (Real de Santa Ana), sorry
no exact GPS directions published per request of Jimmy Smith, who took us there. Also, we drove on, very high to where the giant guerivo trees grow,
near Los Corredores in the Almanac (N23-39.01', W109-55.38' elev. 2,355').
Beautiful high country with many ranchos.
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David K
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Did that answer your questions JR?
The idea is to show someone what a place looks like, not as a tell-all guide to it. It would be better for the traveler to experience a new place for
themselves... The few photos is just to help you see what is there that may be of interest.
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jrbaja
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Yep
Thanks.
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David K
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You're welcome!
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Tomas Tierra
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Now that was harmonious interaction. Info offered, More requested, More info delivered.. Beutiful!
Just a newbie lookin around
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jrbaja
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There's plenty enough "current events"
without digging up the past ones
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