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JoelBeckwith
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San Felipe to Mulege' kayak trip Video slide show
Great views of the coast, including the Wall, from the deck of my sea kayak on a 30 day trip in 2008. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQSFy8fjbE0 , The music was played by me.
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Udo
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This is one for the Nomad history files, and a heartful welcome, Joel
Super cool photo of the turtle...
Inspiring music...
Artistic stills...
Oustanding videography...
A dream of a trip, and the whole video is worth saving as a screensaver.
Udo
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fandango
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that is a beautiful video, what a trip you had!!
thanks for sharing.
sbwontoo
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Lauriboats
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Long trip by kayak, looks like you had quite the adventure, thanks for sharing, great video.
What we see depends mainly on what we look for.
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dtbushpilot
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WOW!! how absolutely cool that must have been. Thanks for sharing and welcome to Nomads. If you find the time to post a trip report it would be much
appreciated by all.....dt
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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PabloS
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Thank's for sharing your adventure! wonderful!!
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JoelBeckwith
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Trip report
Here is a trip report written by Rick and posted on a local paddling club message board, http://www.cpakayaker.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3545
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JoelBeckwith
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Thanks all for the kind words. Glad your enjoying it. Can't wait to get back down there!!!
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Skipjack Joe
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Wow.
That was very nice. Very nice, indeed.
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susanna
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Many Thanks for giving us an opportunity to see what Baja looks like from that angle. We would never get to see it otherwise.You are very brave and
adventurous guys. Thanks Again !
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Really enjoyed your video - the glassy condtions were nice, huh? Also watched the Kanab Creek wilderness video - great also - especially the
Whispering Falls area. Life is good!
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JoelBeckwith
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Thanks! The Kanab Creek/ Grand Canyon Video is here if anyone is interested, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ouib_V4MdY . Baja reminds me of the Grand Canyon meets the Caribean. Both are such special places!
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nbacc
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Loved it!!!
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wessongroup
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Too cool.. thanks much.. 
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Natalie Ann
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Wonderful! I thoroughly enjoyed your trip. Thank you.
nena
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tripledigitken
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Thanks very much for posting.
A few logistic questions.
What electronic gear did you take, and how did you keep them charged?
How much fresh water did you carry and how did you replenish?
Great job with the photos, filming and the music!!!!!!!
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JoelBeckwith
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My camera is a canon point and shoot powershot that takes AA batteries. I did have an old etrex gps that I use just to keep track of speed and mileage
but used a Baja atlas to navigate,(the only accurate charts/maps available). It also uses AA batteries. it showed 499 statute miles. Rick came up with
400 miles using the same type but he did it in nautical miles and crossed the mouths of many bays that I followed the shorelines of. I carried 12
spare AAs and it was enough. We each had the capacity to carry 10 gallons of water. I used 4 10-liter dromedary bags made by MSR. I have used these
for many years in the Everglades on long trips and they are almost indestructable .
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JoelBeckwith
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We bought water at Puertocitos, Gonzaga Bay, LA Bay, San Franciquito and Santa Rosalia.
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JoelBeckwith
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All of my photos from the trip are here with more captions if interested on webshots. http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/568816410aWapRn?start=0
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AmoPescar
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THANKS FOR SHARING...
the amazing slide show of your trip!! What an amazing trip it must have been.
Clearly there is really incredible scenery to be seen from the seat of a kayak. I've fished off the coast on the SOC and seen many great views, but
the up close is really something to see!
Miguelamo   
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