Cypress
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Settled in Mulege.
After seven days on the road, we're relaxing down on the north side of the river. The only rough road was 80 or so miles of Hwy 5, about 40 or so at
night on rutted rocks and washboard. No problem, no traffic on Hwy 5 and any livestock on the road would be moving faster than us. Slept in the truck
at Gonzaga Bay. Would avoid the lower portion of Hwy. 5, we managed to make it thru without tearing anything up, but Mrs. Cypress was somewhat
bedraggled, good thing you can't take guns south of the border, I'd been shot. 
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Al G
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Nice to hear you made it...maybe still jiggling, but a few Pacificos should fix that. Happy fishing and tell your wife not to play with guns
Albert G
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bajajudy
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Hey
Glad you and the MRS. made it!
Remember if you get this far south, I have okra frozen and grits!
Have a great time!
Bienvenidos!
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Bob and Susan
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okra
my sister got some for me
yuk!!!
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Diver
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Okra and grits ??
Is that some kind of southern come-on ?? 
Say there little woman, what say we mosey on back to my place for some Okra and grits ? 
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capt. mike
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hot pickled okra rocks Bob!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bob and Susan
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maybe after a couple of "shots"
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awfulart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
okra
my sister got some for me
yuk!!! |
My wife, Alice from Dallas, likes that stuff. Yuk again
Art
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Cypress
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You've got to fry some of that okra, my parents told me it was fish, believed 'em till I was half grown. Haven't had much luck fishing, but enjoy being out on the water. Plenty of small triggerfish tho.
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bajajudy
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Cypress, we freeze it with corn meal, salt and pepper already on it. yummy.
Glad you are having fun, hope you catch some fish soon!
FYI, we are having a fish fry tonight with some fresh sierra and hush puppies.
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Cypress
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Thanks for all the encouragement on the fishing and all, will get the hang of it pretty soon.
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