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Russ
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Campo Rene trip pics
Google Earth image of the motel/ restaurant are.
The road in is really nice
Two seagulls courting in front of the Restaurant/Bar
The mangroves (?) in front are teaming with bird life. Like a major rookery. I'm having trouble focusing my long lens or I'd really bore you with some
more bird pics. Here are more but not in the best of focus
Now to the Dune & beaches. We put on over 200 miles on the bikes and most of it along the beaches or trails just behind them when available
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shari
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great photos Russ...I'm glad you had good weather!
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Cypress
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Russ, Thanks for the pictures. Campo Rene looks like a neat place.
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Von
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Awesome pics! thanks 4 sharing.................
READY SET.....................
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Russ
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I heard it was nice up your way Shari but we froze. Wind to 30mph, foggy and too stormy to fish. I'm hoping to visit you and Asuncion area in late
June or July, Aug, Sept. Maybe all of the above. I'm old and the heat here is a bit uncomfortable.
[Edited on 5-11-2009 by Russ]
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Bajahowodd
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Geez, Russ. Someone from Shell Beach complaining about fog and wind???
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24baja
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Very nice photos Russ, thank you for sharing them. I may never get to visit all these different locations in perosn so all the photo's you post give
me something to look forward to or dream about seeing. It is very kind of you to share as you do. Thanks, connie
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rts551
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Hey great. Looks like you made it across the salt flats out to "big sandy" at Laguna San Ignacio. Anyone get stuck?
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mulegemichael
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I gotta go! I gotta go!....russ, please stop by our place in the oasis...we're in numero 54...i'll be getting there in a couple of weeks for the
annual dorado tourney and will stay two weeks or so..i look forward to your sunrise pics; i see almost the same one from 15 miles south.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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David K
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Nice photos Russ!
With those cool off road vehicles, you guys could do a serious search for the LOST SANTA CLARA MISSION, very near Campo Rene!
  
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Russ
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David, I haven't forgotten about the ruins below San Jose Magdelena. Just haven't been riding out that direction. I've go a folder full of info to
take when I do go.
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woody with a view
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i love the pics of the "polio ponds". reminds me of somewhere else.
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Ken Bondy
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Wonderful series Russ!! Fabulous. Loved 'em all. Glad to see someone else takes tight pictures of sand dollars
++Ken++
carpe diem!
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Curt63
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Good times. Reminds me of some great riding 2 years ago with Fishinrich and rts551.
I'm down to counting the weeks til I get back south. Filling water jugs, buying supplies, new line on the reels, buying pesos
About as good as it gets!
No worries
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Russ
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I wondered where all the whale ribs went.
[Edited on 5-13-2009 by Russ]
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htnfool
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Those pictures are great. I just love that Baja feeling...
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msteve1014
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That looks like another great trip Russ. I need to get "home" to La Bocana. The quad is crying out to me.
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4baja
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thanks for the report russ. reminds me of many years exploring the area there and windsurfing and surfing the area back in the early 80s. thanks for
the pics.
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Pescador
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Russ, did you ride over the top or haul the 4 wheelers on a trailer to Campo Rene.
We took the trip through the mission and over the top from San Jose de Magdelena to San Ignacio Lagoon last year and it was fantastic. Up at the
very top you can see both the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific at the same time.
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Russ
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Hi Jim,
We trailered over this time. But there is talk of a San Ignacio trip on the "bikes" I won't miss it this time.
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