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Bob H
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Hotel Cuesta Real - MULEGE!
Everyone needs to know about this Motel/RV park 12 motel rooms and 10 RV full hookup spots. Nice clean showers for the campers, etc. Very Very Nice
place... they have it all, including restaurant, bar, laundry facilities, ice for sale, wireless connections, etc. Ken is the owner and is just a
great host. Unreal! The name of the place is Cuesta Real. Check it out
http://cuestarealhotel.tripod.com/
Great place
Bob H
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bill erhardt
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I'm glad to see that the Cuesta Real has bounced back. The last time I saw Ken and Chris they had spent the night before on the roof with the flood
waters of John swirling around the house. It is a good place to stay if you find yourself in Mulege overnight.
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Bob H
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Yes, I heard the whole Hurricane John story from Ken and how they escaped to the roof and stayed their for over four hours. Ken has done a great job
putting everything back together. You would not ever think that a disaster like that occurred here just 13 months ago!
Bob H
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tripledigitken
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And close enough to Jungle Jims to stumble back in the dark!
Ken
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Al G
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| Quote: | Originally posted by tripledigitken
And close enough to Jungle Jims to stumble back in the dark!
Ken
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WoW...and I was thinking it was to far up the river for me...quit trying to find it after a few miles on my quad as the road got real dusty...I was on
the river, south side...guess I was lost
Albert G
Remember, if you haven\'t got a smile on your face and laughter in your heart, then you are just a sour old fart!....
The most precious thing we have is life, yet it has absolutely no trade-in value.
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Sharksbaja
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DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
Viva Mulege!
Nomads\' Sunsets
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Bajagypsy
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Glad to see it is up and running again, we always stay there if we get a hotel in Mulege.
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Bob H
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And, YES, they are dog friendly at the hotel and the RV park.
Bob H
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bajajudy
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Cool and ARF
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Bob H
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We are back here today and Ken helped us repair a plumbing problem in our cabover camper. This guy is unbelievable. He found all the parts necessary
to repair our problem and everything works again. We ended the day smoking a fine cigar in his restaurant/bar watching the baseball playoffs, over a
few cervezas. Great place, for sure.
Bob H
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Bob and Susan
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cubans????
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
cubans???? |
No... I buy my cigars on the internet and they are all from the Dominican Republic, Honduars or Nicaragua. The original Cuban makers all left Cuba
for these places and that's where the really good cigars are now, and at much better prices, if you ask me.
Bob H
http://www.thompsoncigars.com
http://www.jrcigars.com
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capt. mike
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right you are Bob.
leave me one...............puleeeeeze???!!!!
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
Now joined L. Ron Hoover\'s church of Appliantology
\"Remember there is a big difference between kneeling down and bending over....\"
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Oso
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http://www.kinkycigars.com
Kinky’s newest venture - Kinky Friedman Cigars is officially open for business. The new company just unveiled the first five sizes to the tobacco
world at the Retail Tobacco Dealers of America Trade Show in Houston and it was an overwhelming success as were both the events at Cigar Cigar! in
Sugar Land and Downing St. Pub in Houston. On Saturday August 18 everyone is invited to visit with Kinky Friedman at Heroes and Legacies in Austin
from 4:00 - 8:00 PM where he will be promoting and retailing cigars from his brand new Kinky Friedman Cigar Company. The five sizes - The Governor,
Kinkycristo, Texas Jewboy, The Willie and Utopian (profits from the latter cigar will go to Kinky’s Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch) are made of beautiful
hand rolled Habana wrappers grown in Honduras with a blended filler of Honduran and Nicaraguan tobaccos and Costa Rican binders. Kinky will sign cigar
boxes, meet all customers, discuss fine cigars, politics (and virtually anything else). All cigars can be purchased by the box or by the stick. Please
go to your local cigar retail store to purchase the 5 different cigars lines as well as our online store which will be opening soon.
I'm not a cigar smoker, but I have 3 Kinky Selects that were mailed to me by mistake instead of the CD I ordered. I'll try to remember to take them
with me for the B1k and give them away to any cigar smokers who ask for them. Unless, of course, I run into someone with the right stuffing to make
blunts out of them... 
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
Yes, I heard the whole Hurricane John story from Ken and how they escaped to the roof and stayed their for over four hours. Ken has done a great job
putting everything back together. You would not ever think that a disaster like that occurred here just 13 months ago!
Bob H |
Bob,
Say hi to Ken for me. I stayed there with my trailer and dog while I was restoring my casita from the flood damage. They are good people!
Tony
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oladulce
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3 weeks ago we pulled in to Mulege at 9:30 pm and after dinner a La Palapa decided it was late to go back in to the bay for the night on the beach in
our camper. They suggested Cuesta Real but it appeared closed and we couldn't find an office and didn't see any vehicles around. Couldn't tell if we
arrived too late (it was 10 pm by then) or if they were closed during the hot season.
Thanks for the recommendation and I'll clarify their office hours, etc with them for future use. This would be a great alternative to the beach for
the times we arrive late or when it's reallly,really hot for sleeping in our non-a.c. camper. It looks like they could fill up very easily in the
winter/peak season though.
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by toneart
| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob H
Yes, I heard the whole Hurricane John story from Ken and how they escaped to the roof and stayed their for over four hours. Ken has done a great job
putting everything back together. You would not ever think that a disaster like that occurred here just 13 months ago!
Bob H |
Bob,
Say hi to Ken for me. I stayed there with my trailer and dog while I was restoring my casita from the flood damage. They are good people!
Tony |
Sorry Tony, I left there before I received your message. I didn't meet Mrs. Ken, but Ken is, indeed a great guy and very hospitable. Sometimes you
get to talking with him and you just can't stop.
Bob H
[Edited on 10-14-2007 by Bob H]
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EnseNADAslim
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This is a mixed review and I liked the place and Alfredo was a great host, a very nice man. The room that we stayed in seemed to be a bit in need of
some attention. Walls were a bit flaky, the furniture was in bad shape, and there was no remote for the TV.
I'd go back to see Alfredo, but not sure if I'd stay there again.
Besides,,,,a few miles away is the BEACH to camp on!
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bajabound2005
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and the email address on their website is worthless...sent two, no response so we went elsewhere. I do not understand why SO many folks in Mexico
create a website, with an email address, and no matter what, no response to the emails.
Friends don't let friends drink white zinfandel.
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Bob H
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I think there are times when Ken and his family go back to the states and may not check the website for messages, etc. But, I must say we had a great
time staying there in the camp ground portion. Didn't see the rooms at all.
Great guy.
Bob H
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