Baja&Back
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Los Pinos Pemex
Anybody know the station number of the new Pemex station next to the Los Pinos packing plant south of San Quintin??? Do they have diesel?
Thx.
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woody with a view
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don't know. speaking of caravans, do you have to stagger your fuel stops so 15 diesel pushers don't take all of the fuel at a station? that must be a
biatch.
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Porky Pig
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don't know the station number offhand but they do have diesel
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Porky Pig
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Station number 9278 located at KM marker #11. With gas & diesel and minimarket.
Isn't the Baja Nomads board a great place to get info??
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4baja
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yes have diesel and hot cafe. stopped by last trip.
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David K
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Remember if you are going south of San Quintin, to support our good friend and Baja Nomad 'BajaCactus' (Antonio) of the Baja Cactus Motel and Pemex in
El Rosario... just 27 miles south of Los Pinos.
It would be great if more Mexican businesses joined Baja Nomad and developed their services based on our input the way Antonio has!
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palmeto99
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Remember if you are going south of San Quintin, to support our good friend and Baja Nomad 'BajaCactus' (Antonio) of the Baja Cactus Motel and Pemex in
El Rosario... just 27 miles south of Los Pinos.
It would be great if more Mexican businesses joined Baja Nomad and developed their services based on our input the way Antonio has!
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I agree. Its the best hotel for the money on mex1.
The rustic furnishings and the tilework in the bathrooms is beautiful.
I try to stay when I can and always top up my fuel there.
The advice I am about to give you is worth what you are paying for it.
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CaboRon
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Quote: | Originally posted by palmeto99
Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Remember if you are going south of San Quintin, to support our good friend and Baja Nomad 'BajaCactus' (Antonio) of the Baja Cactus Motel and Pemex in
El Rosario... just 27 miles south of Los Pinos.
It would be great if more Mexican businesses joined Baja Nomad and developed their services based on our input the way Antonio has!
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I agree. Its the best hotel for the money on mex1.
The rustic furnishings and the tilework in the bathrooms is beautiful.
I try to stay when I can and always top up my fuel there.
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I second that ..
Have nothing but high praise for "Baja Cactus"
CaboRon
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thebajarunner
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and the rest of the story
I get the shudders when I drive thru their slave camps.
Would hate to further line their pockets.
Just my personal spin on the whole sad sordid situation.
(We have taken volunteer medical teams into those camps.
pretty sad- don't believe me? go and visit yourself)
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dtbushpilot
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Who's slave camps....where are they, I'd like to check it out....dt
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dtbushpilot
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Thanks for the link Grover. Lots of info, lots of reading, lots of thanks to the Lord for the bountiful life that we enjoy.....makes me feel guilty
some times.....dt
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thebajarunner
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Think "I owe my soul to the company store"
and it ain't a pretty song....
the Oaxacans that have settled there basically do not speak Spanish and live in conditions that you do not want to see,
and have no means to escape,
meanwhile the Pino's Citations and King Airs hum past the castles on the hill.
la de da de da.....
like I said,
I get the shudders just driving through....
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Baja&Back
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Hey, thanks a lot for the info, Porky!!
Woody: We usually only have 3 or 4 diesel pushers per tour + everything down to 18' campervans. We do try to stagger fuel stops, except for Antonio's
Pemex. I like to give him all the business we can.
I agree with DK. Vanda & I have stayed at Baja Cactus twice when travelling the highway on our own. Antonio is one of the very best businessmen we
have met in Mexico!!
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Baja&Back
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While I'm talking about good businessmen, a jolly fellow named Fidel owns the RV park on the beach called EL PABELLON PALAPAS ALVINOS, at Km 16.5,
south of San Quintin. Not to be confused with the yellow ejido-run El Pabellon park, which we don't like.
RVers should try Fidel's, with FRESH water taps, hot showers, a flat view beach instead of dunes, and a friendly attitude. The guy is SO helpful. Soon
to come: electricity & a beachfront restaurant! Good rates.
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Dave
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NOBODY treats poor Mexicans....
Quote: | Originally posted by dtbushpilot
Who's slave camps....where are they, I'd like to check it out....dt |
Worse than rich Mexicans.
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CaboRon
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Quote: | Originally posted by Dave
Quote: | Originally posted by dtbushpilot
Who's slave camps....where are they, I'd like to check it out....dt |
Worse than rich Mexicans. |
And that is the sad truth ...
CaboRon
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