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David K
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LOT'S and LOT'S to see at or near BAHIA DE LOS ANGELES!
Bahia de los Angeles Area
1) http://vivabaja.com/van1/page5.html Tinaja de Yubay
2) http://vivabaja.com/1202/ Punta Candeleros & Remedios (Bahia Guadalupe)
3) http://vivabaja.com/402/page2.html El Toro Copper Mine
4) http://vivabaja.com/105/page3.html Camp Gecko cabin, turtle research station, & La Gringa
5) http://vivabaja.com/1005/page2.html Bahia de los Angeles highway, Pemex, etc. '05
6) http://vivabaja.com/401/page9.html Bahia de los Angeles Museum
7) http://vivabaja.com/401/page7.html Mision San Borja
8) http://vivabaja.com/bedman2/page7.html Mision San Borja (inside)
9) http://vivabaja.com/401/page5.html Old San Gregorio ranch/ visita on east branch of El Camino Real (southeast of San Borja)
10) http://vivabaja.com/703/page4.html Visita sites of Santa Ana, San Ignacito (southwest of San Borja)
11) http://vivabaja.com/105/page6.html Montevideo Petroglyphs
12) http://vivabaja.com/401/page4.html Las Tinajitas Petroglyphs
13) http://vivabaja.com/703/ Camp Gecko '03
14) http://vivabaja.com/van1/page9.html Las Flores
15) http://vivabaja.com/403/page12.html Los Paredones, La Bocana, Bahia San Rafeal
16) http://vivabaja.com/402/page4.html Las Flores Railroad and Tramway/ railroad transfer platform (terminal). Directions on the Bahia Las Animas trip
page... and here (GPS datum is NAD27):
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0.0 Camp Gecko Driveway (4.1 mi. so. of pavement/ town): 28°53.96', -113°31.85'
5.7 The old Las Flores jail is 0.3 mi. to right.
8.1 Poor road ahead (28°46.98', -113°32.00') to reach the railroad terminal platform (3 mi.). Main road bends left. Platform at 28°44.73',
-113°32.54' (datum is NAD27)
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17) http://vivabaja.com/401/page10.html Rock Palm Hill (near Yubay)
18) http://vivabaja.com/704/page2.html Bahia las Animas
19) http://vivabaja.com/1106/page6.html Punta La Gringa
[Edited on 10-5-2019 by David K]
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Bajaboy
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Hey DK-
I see you included Las Animas but failed to mention Pancho and Playa San Rafael. We need to have a Nomad gathering there some time soon.
Zac
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David K
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Lost Mission Hunting is also a fun hobby... south of L.A. Bay!
See http://vivabaja.com/1757 for more details and links to my searches!
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajaboy
Hey DK-
I see you included Las Animas but failed to mention Pancho and Playa San Rafael. We need to have a Nomad gathering there some time soon.
Zac |
Yes, in fact my kids and I had dinner at Pancho's following one of my Lost Mission Hunts... He fixed Christopher and I fish tacos and made chicken
tacos for Sarah! What a great guy!!!
Me and Pancho in the middle... the Viva Baja sticker went on his truck...
[Edited on 8-7-2008 by David K]
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajaboy
Hey DK-
I see you included Las Animas but failed to mention Pancho and Playa San Rafael. We need to have a Nomad gathering there some time soon.
Zac |
Zac, as a review things this morning, I see that I did indeed: Line 15 of the list, then on this page: http://vivabaja.com/403/page12.html
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Bajaboy
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Man, I like PSR. Hopefully, we'll make it down there soon.
Zac
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Von
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Cool man!
Man theres a lot, Id forgotten about the jail and the minds been there in the past with my girls we loved it.
Thanks David...
READY SET.....................
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Martyman
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Pancho is my guru.
My friend got stung by a scorpion fish while camping at Bahia San Rafael. My friends hand swelled up to twice its normal size. Pancho thought it was
very funny and kept slapping my buddies sore hand and laughing (in between tequila shots).
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David K
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The jail is almost all that is left of a booming gold and silver processing town... at the end of a railroad line that brought the ore down from the
top of the mountain at San Juan, via cable tram buckets. The museum has an excellent sample of the works...
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David K
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The area
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David K
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Here's perhaps a bigger version of the map... the stars are indicating the locations of the San Juan mines and the Las Flores town where the ore was
processed. 'El Terminal' between the two stars is the south end of the railroad line from Las Flores. Ore came 4,000' down the side of the mountain
(in 'Terminal Canyon') using the cable tram from another railroad that brought the ore from San Juan to the top of the ridge... Quite the operation!!
Here's Sarah on the railroad line near the terminal...
[Edited on 8-8-2008 by David K]
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David K
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The train engine when it was still at Las Flores... now in the L.A. Bay town plaza. In the plaza, behind the engine is a ore cart from the other
railroad at the top of the mountain... Note it is of a different gauge than the engine!
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Bob H
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David, outanding thread!!! Let's all go down there this next President's day weekend!!!! We haven't had that in a long time. Bob H
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David K
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Why do we have to wait that long???
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Von
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Be there tomorrow so Ill be waiting, yeah!!!1
READY SET.....................
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David K
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You lucky Von, you!!! 
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Debra
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Thanks David, Great so see some of those old memories again
Mean people suck!
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man that carcass would make a great
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
The train engine when it was still at Las Flores... now in the L.A. Bay town plaza. In the plaza, behind the engine is a ore cart from the other
railroad at the top of the mountain... Note it is of a different gauge than the engine! |
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Debra
Thanks David, Great so see some of those old memories again
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It was a lot of fun when all us Amigos/ Nomads explored the area as a group! On this page you, Bedman & Emma, Sarah and I went to Montevideao
after a tour of Mision San Borja: http://vivabaja.com/402/page8.html
Here's the photos from Bedman's camera, same trip: http://vivabaja.com/bedman2/page7.html
After we arrived at Gecko (Apr. 2002) and set up camp, you and Paulina arrived by quad... one of my favorite pics of you both!:
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Lots of fun stuff to do there, as you posted. Right now it's just too darned hot!
Been up in P.B. for only two days now and I'm missing Bahia already. Dern's heading back in a few weeks. Lucky bum.
Saludos!
P. <*)))>{
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