ELINVESTIG8R
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WHAT'S YOUR VIEW?
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Skipjack Joe
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What the paddler in the back of the canoe sees
Paddling on Naknek Lake.
Those black round objects that look like something out of Jaws are bear canisters. We used them to protect our food.
The lake gap in the distance is the terminal end of a moraine from a previous glacier.
Perhaps you will find this image as restful as it was to be there.
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BFS
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domingeando Patagonia style
the view out back!
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BFS
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otra
and out front...
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tripledigitken
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From a Mule at the Grand Canyon
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tripledigitken
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Shiprock out the "dining room" window
Lunch stop in the Four Corners.
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BajaGringo
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Mood: Let's have a BBQ!
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View out the backdoor - morning sunrise...
View from the front yard - evening sunset...
[img]http://www.talkbaja.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1229&stc=1&thumb=1&d=1256358035[/img]
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ELINVESTIG8R
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I have something to say about all the places mentioned here.
Arizona - I was born there. I am told that a picture exists somewhere of me feeding a chipmunk at the rim of the Grand Canyon when I
was five years old just before going to live in Colonia LeBaron Galeana Chihuahua Mexico.
Baja California – 1966 through 1968 I roamed and lived in La Baja as a boy from 13 to 16 or there about. I was a clam digger some 16
miles north of Baja Gringo’s front door.
San Diego – February 1970 17 year old David Elinvestig8r M. enters U. S. Marine Corps Boot Camp. 23 years later I retired from the
Marines out of the same place, MCRD San Diego. The base is located 3 miles northeast from the location where Pompano and that gorgeous woman are
having lunch. All “That” ever happened to me in San Diego was getting yelled at by my Drill Instructor during boot camp or the Provost Marshal for
using the word “That” in a sentence of an investigation report. He had a thing about the word “That” being used.
Alaska – 1984 I flew into Anchorage International Airport and paid 8:00 for a hamburger on my way to Okinawa Japan where I was to end
up in a gunfight with a shotgun toting Japanese Yakuza Mafia man.
Colorado- I went to Leadville Colorado once during December 2001. I flew into Denver and rented a 4x4 to drive to Leadville Colorado
to conduct a criminal investigation. It was so cold I cannot describe it. I stayed in a Bed and Breakfast place for a week. There was an above ground
Jacuzzi they kept hot. They had to cut a path from the house to the Jacuzzi in three foot snow. Yes I used it! Soulpatch you could
have provided a picture. It helps! 
New Mexico It’s next to my home state of Arizona. I drove through it once and I have a retired investigator friend who lives in
Albuquerque.
Argentina - Ive never been to Argentina but I have an Argentinean American investigator friend who recently retired from where I
work.
Tijuana - When I was 13 years old I eventually ended up in Tijuana Baja California Mexico during winter time. I only had a blanket to
keep warm which did not do very well in that respect but it was better than a stick in the eye. I was freezing and hungry and sick with a nagging
strong cough. I found myself on a street in Tijuana where all the prostitutes hang out. I walked up and down the street to talking to several of them
individually asking them for some food. All but one yelled at me something to the effect “Lárgate Niño malcriado” which loosely translated means “Get
the “F” out of here you miscreant child.” One of the women named Maria took pity on me though and got me something to eat and took me to a pharmacy
where she paid for some medicine. I remember the guy gave me a shot in my butt which seemed to eventually cure whatever I had.
She bought me a warm coat and let me live with her down at the Tijuana River where back then people lived in board and tarpaper type shacks. It was a
filthy place to live but at least I had a roof over my head. I think they have all been torn down now. I lived with her for about 3 or 4 months and
she treated me like her little brother. I walked the streets with her to keep my eye one her so she would not get hurt. I think I was 14 years old
then. I then left and continued my way down south never to see her again. I wish I knew where she was so I could find her and thank her for helping me
in my time of need.
THANK YOU FOR PLAYING!
[Edited on 1-19-2010 by ELINVESTIG8R]
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smlslikfish
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k-rico
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Sunset 9 Jan. from the upstairs terrace in quaint and charming Tijuana. That's the roof of the Ford Condominium in the foreground.
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Barbareno
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Here Kalamalka Lake BC. I walk here regularly with my dog.
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ELINVESTIG8R
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Barb that is a beautiful view! I'll bet it is covered in snow in the winter and cold as the dickens.
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Barbareno
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The picture of Kal lake was taken in the summer 2009. There was some forest fires in the area, thats why the haze. We have no snow here at present.
Right around 32F. That is rattle snake country.
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