bajalou
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Surfing Baja sin nombre, sin numeros
Glad you had a nice trip George.
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Paulina
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What a great trip. I could feel it in your words. Lucky dad, lucky daughter.
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ps. my son is at UCSB too!
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Tomas Tierra
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cool that your two can share such an experience and stoke...very healthy.
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woody with a view
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what more can be said? got in, got out, great times.....
sin nombres, hombres!
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Gaucho
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More pics!!!
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danaeb
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Don Jorge
At home, the photos are downloaded and the trip lives on. Many of the photos have emotions embedded in every pixel, so many memories created in one
trip.
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Isn't that the truth. In between trips, when I'm dying to return, I bring up my favorite photos. The color of the water; the spectacular moonrise or
sunrise over the sea of cortez; the biggest cardon. Or, I come here, to see your photo and Pompano's photos of the birds on his patio, and Diane's
photos of her elephant tree. It really is a special place.
Thanks for sharing.
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elgatoloco
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Great stuff! What a treat to be able to spend quality tme with your daughter in Baja. My father taught me how to surf and we spent many hours trading
waves in Baja. He is now 84 years young and no longer gets out in the water with me. Now we are content sharing a nice bottle of wine together over a
steak dinner and rehashing that days round of golf at Bajamar while enjoying a beautiful Baja sunset.
MAGA
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surfer jim
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And WHERE did you say that UNCROWDED beach was..... ?
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bajaandy
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SCORE!! Way to go you rust bucket! (Just kidding... I'm outa the water for at least a full season due to an Achilles rupture, so I don't even want
to talk about rust.) Thanks for sharing what was no doubt an awesome trip, spawning awesome memories. Way to to.
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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805gregg
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| Quote: | Originally posted by surfer jim
And WHERE did you say that UNCROWDED beach was.....?
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I think it's the famous sin nombre.
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BFS
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Nice story Don Jorge,
Sweet little ritchie.
Im on it in 2 weeks.
Aq
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