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jrbaja
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You haven't lived
until you have danced in the sand to Marvin Gaye, watching a full moon rise over the Sea of Cortez! 
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Debra
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Unless it's "nature" swimming (that would be in the buff :biggrin listening to
Marvin Gaye with said full moon.
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mcgyver
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RE: You Haven't lived
It irks me when its a full moon and I can't be in Baja! I sleep outside every chance I get.
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Debra
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Say what? about Skeeters behind?
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Keri
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Aw shucks
You better watch out JR you sound like a big ole fluffy romantic.   Ps
We always danced to Neil Diamond. That was our favorite.
[Edited on 8-14-2004 by Keri]
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jrbaja
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I have some different sides
but nuttin like Skeeters behind Ibetcha
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Debra
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Hey Keri!
I knew there was some reason I liked you. Neil Diamond is one of my favorites also, I've been to every concert he's ever had up here since 1974 (6,
this was years ago), He sure puts on a great show! When he opened once with "Solamon" (sp?) with all the kettle drums, harp, wood winds and
everything years ago, (I counted something like 17 pieces) I'm getting goose bumps right now remembering!
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Skeet/Loreto
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"Ole Skeeters Behind"
"Ole Skeeter and his new Bride packed our old Chevy and headed from Loreto to San Giroiorgo{South of San Juanicto on the pacific} oh so many years
ago!!
Loaded with 5 Days of ice and Water we traversed from Kilometer 79 over a very rough Road,up and over the Mountains through San Ysidro to a small side
road and finally our own Camping Spot on the BeachAll to ourselves!!
Catching so many Corvina, feeding the Doplhins from our Hands, vhecking out the swollen remains of a 40 Ft. Whale
The Sand was White, the Moon was rising as we lay in the Shallow water "Naked as Jaybirds" Listening to the many sounds of the ocean and Beach life
Music to our Ears,stimulation to our Senses,making "Wild and Passoniate Love with "No Holds Barred"
1984 so many years ago, my behind is still red from the Sand!!!
Skeet/Loreto
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Ken Bondy
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Skeet that's a side of you....
we haven't seen before!!!
Abrazos,
++Ken++
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Debra
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While I haven't heard enough yet about Skeeters behind
I need to hear more about a 5 day supply of ice? How did you do that?????
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Ken Bondy
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I have led a protected life...
how do you open a Pacifico with a cigarette lighter?
++Ken++
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Markitos
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Funny things happen in the coves of THE SEA of CORTEZ
All that wonder are not lost
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Debra
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It's all in the leverage....Guess you will have to plan a trip while one of us "Bad Baja Babes" (Paulina is a good teacher) are around to have a
demonstration.....I'm almost 50 and I just learned (well, 2 summers ago, I'm not a beer drinker normally, although my Baja friends would tell you
differently) I went out to the lake here at home with my 24yr. old son yesterday and opened my soda with a lighter, my son was outragged! "Mom!,
where did you learn to do that?!", "Old Mom's can learn new tricks" I say......He just shook his head at me! 
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Germanicus
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five days supply of ice ?????????
Did you use that for cooling the beer or fighting a certain gravity to regenerate?
I did something like that in France w/ my wife > 3 days on the beach.
I couldn't walk after the 3rd day as the salt was eating me up from below.
3 days without shover? Never again for the rest of my life.
But anyway, it was fun.
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Markitos
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 Gota be cool with the Kiddies!! Some day they will be teaching they'r kiddies the same tricks.
All that wonder are not lost
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Mexray
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I know I haven't lived nearly enough, but...
I have 'mooned' the Sea of Cortez from the shores of Bahia de Concepcion...after spending some time on that 'Bahia', I can sure understand how it was
named!  
According to my clock...anytime is \'BAJA TIME\' & as Jimmy Buffett says,
\"It doesn\'t use numbers or moving hands It always just says now...\"
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Germanicus
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markitos > I assume you got no kids yet.
I do have a 25 year old boy > still singel as he is smart.
He flies from flower to flower (I just told him to make sure that no pollen are sticking on a one) and you won't belive: I never tought him a damn >>>
he figured it out all on his own.
Notice: kids are generally smarter than the old guys.
That's the problem of every generation.
Have fun with the trying!
Germanicus
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pappy
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i dunno - scallops, merlot, santispac, grateful dead and sitting naked in my beach chair in the deep of night with hale-bopp streaking overhead was
pretty darn b-tchin....
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Skeet/Loreto
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5 Days of ice!
At the Start of my Adventure on the Sea of Cortez, Loreto and the Pacifico,there was in Loreto and Ice Plant. This Ice Plant was an Antique in that it
operated with Large Cannisters placed in a Vat surronded by circulating Salt Water. there were only 16 of these Cannisters so it was very important
to get your ice, pack it into your Ice chest the day before fishing.
We had the Ice Man make the Ice real Hard, then we put it into a good Ice Chest, taped the opening and would not open it but once a Day, keeping
another chest to operate with, this way we could catch as many as 105 Losters at a time ,have fun, and return to Loreto.whereby the Lobsters were
frozen for future use.
If you will take Cardboard, place on the bottom of the Chest, then fill up any void spaces, you can keep more than 5 days and still have Ice.
Tequilla was much better than Beer at that time of my Life!!!, it being the Second most important thing in my Life."Dancing to the Music of the Waves'
which ended up "Rolling in the Sand" with you Love was always "First'.
If you "Young Ladies" have never experienced an "Ole Texas cowboy" gliding you across the dance floor, in a "Waltz Across Texas with You"maybe you
should take a Trip to the many "Dance halls' around Ft. Worth, Texas. You haven't lived til a Cowboy ask you to Dance to some of that good "Belly
rubbing ,.Beer Drinking Western Music!!!
Those beautifull Ladies swoon after the first round on the Floor, then take your hand and lead you to the Parking Lot and Make Love to you!!!
Oh!! the Memories!!
Skeet/Loreto
"In God I Trust"
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fishinrich
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longer than 5 days
If you really want to keep that ice for a long time take a large cooler and pack it with ice, air pockets are no bueno. Then slip it into a sleeping
bag and zip it up. You would be amazed how long the ice lasts even in hot weather. Of course keep it out of the sun. The ice chest sweats inside
the sleeping bag and the condensation keeps it really cool. This method works better than burying the ice chest. always chillin---fishin rich
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