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DianaT
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Nice, very, very nice.
THANKS
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torch
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wow nice picture. I am taking my son there mid - late august (surfing, bonding etc..)I can't wait. We have never been there , any advise or
heads-up on whatever would be welcome. We have a place south of Colonet so we are familiar with baja norte but have never been to abreojos.
thanks Mike and Thatcher
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torch
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yea probably camping. should I look to camp somewhere protected from the wind, any recomendations? also is there a pemex station there?
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joel
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No Pemex, but there is a rustico gas station. My recommendation -- if you want to camp -- is to camp next to one of the palapa's at Campo Rene. Can be
kind of busy, but it's on the estuary and is away from the howling winds in Abreojos proper.
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shari
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Mood: there is no reality except the one contained within us "Herman Hesse"
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cool prospective and love the peachy clouds....wonderful.
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torch
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how far is campo rene from the surf breaks? can we walk or do we have to drive?
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wilderone
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oooooo - ahhhhhhh wow!!
a decent tent with extra stakes and guy lines will keep you sheltered from the wind if it blows more than usual. Tie it to your car, little bushes.
Campo Rene is tucked back near the estuary.
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BajaBlanca
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what a gorgeous photo .... here I am in San Diego wishing I were home already !! Stop by for a ballena with Les and I when you are in Abreojos !! We
are in La Bocana which is 10 miles north of Abreojos. Typically, we do not have waves but you never know ...
If the wind gets to be too much, check in with Chelo's - she rents out rooms right at the entrance to Abreojos.
Campo Rene is worth a visit (and on the way to Abreojos) if you have never been - birds birds and more birds in their sanctuary.
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Ken Bondy
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Beautiful photo!
carpe diem!
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rocmoc
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Love the Pics!
rocmoc n AZ/Baja
rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
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joel
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you'd have to drive from campo rene. it's a few miles from the main breaks.
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Mike99km
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Torch, Check your U2U
Mike
You live the life you settle for.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W. C. Fields.
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torch
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thanks for all the info and advise. Will a screen room keep out mice?
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woody with a view
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just feed the bastards all the crumbs you'll be leaving. tie up you goodies to the top of your tent/easy up/ whatever and let the buggers EAT!
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torch
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I dont mind them eating scraps or out of sight out of mind, but when they jump out of a box or whatever I'm opening is not going to fly with me. My
record is 15 in traps in one night. Yes I will bring some traps
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Skipjack Joe
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We had a family build a nest in the air filter one year over there. The discovery was made back home in the US. I later had this terrible image of
starting the car.
Then there was the time I chased one into a dead panel of the topmost shelf of the truck. A stalemate. He just waited until dark before making his
move.
Then there was the time my wife woke up to see one looking at her from the end of the sleeping bag and thought it was a dream.
We never brought any traps.
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woody with a view
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make your own trap. kinda sad to take out a dozen a night, but hey, the infestation is gone after a few nights.
just add water!
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Skipjack Joe
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“A single lie destroys a whole reputation for integrity”
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Yeah, but once the integrity's gone you may as well keep on lying.
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rts551
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Just decided to let the post go th the rats, flies and Campo Rene
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BajaBlanca
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this photo is great too but I do miss the first one ... it was beyond great ...
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