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woody with a view
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another arch
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bajajudy
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The last time I posted this photo, I made a new friend.
This is the old La Paz road out of downtown San Jose. Just went to a party in the huerta and the road still looks the same. Spectacular!
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Natalie Ann
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Hey Judy! Nice to be your friend... and I still love that photo!
Nena
Be yourself, everyone else is already taken.
.....Oscar Wilde
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Tomas Tierra
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Judy,
Almost looks like the old road through the estuary to Las Playitas...I would bet it doesn't look like that now..
Woody, PULL IN!!
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Paula
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A soft and gentle arch, Judy... it is a beautiful picture!
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bajajudy
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Tomas
I wouldnt know how it looks. They dont let anything but dump trucks moving rocks down that road. Now ALL the traffic goes in front of my house which
is on the old long road to La Playita.
I have seen a lot of activity in the arroyo. Looks like they are doing some research into how to build the bridge. That will be a welcomed relief
when finished....yea in the year 2026.
Some of the old banyans are still there, although many of the ones right on the old road got washed away during Marty. Hello! 100 years old banyans
get washed away in a hurricane....a bridge that will last through the strong currents that roar down the San Jose river during a hurricane, quien
sabe? I will never forget right after the hurricane talking with some of my neighbors, who had tears in their eyes when they talked about those trees
being gone. Grown men with tears in their eyes over trees. Now I am crying...
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Tomas Tierra
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That road through the estuary was my favorite road in the Los Cabos area, because it was the road out! I can't imagine the changes in your life
because of all that new marina crap..
Not that I wish for it, but...one big storm will be the test.
How about the BIG mango trees on the San Jose side of the estuary....Still there??
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Ken Bondy
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Anybody recognize this beautiful arch?
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Mike Supino
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Is that the arch off of Bahia de Los Angeles?
Therianthropic
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bajajudy
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Tomas
They are still there, well most of them. There is a new plan to make a road behind town that will require that all of those mangos be cut down. This
will be the road that hooks up with the bridge and then skirts San Jose and goes down the road above which, of course, will wipe out what you see in
that picture and then goes to the airport.
And yes I sure wish I had had a crystal ball. Who would have ever guessed that I would wind up in a world class marina? Who would have wanted
to....not me!
I still love it here. It is just different from what I imagined. And as with everything, it is what you make of it. I guess particularly if you
cant change it.
Cheers
Ken. Is that a trick?
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Ken Bondy
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Mike, judy
No trick judy, that's at one of the islands in Bahia de Los Angeles. Mike got it right.
++Ken++
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bajajudy
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OH I remember it now. Covered in bird doo.
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Mike Supino
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| Quote: | | Covered in bird doo. |
Aren't you refering to Mexican snow?
Therianthropic
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Mike Supino
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Pompano, Pinc*e Rocas!!!!
Therianthropic
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Skipjack Joe
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torote arch
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David K
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Arched boojum and Baja Angel...
Bo's daughter Andee and my daughter Sarah, southwest of San Borja in July, 2003...
[Edited on 4-18-2006 by David K]
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Pompano
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a bay 'arc'....
[Edited on 4-26-2006 by Pompano]
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Skipjack Joe
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The 7 dorsal arcs that bring a smile
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bajaandy
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Beach Camp Arch
subvert the dominant paradigm
"If you travel with a man, you must either fall out with him or make him your good friend."
JBL Noel
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Skipjack Joe
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How's this for an arc?
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