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mcfez
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Your favorite all time picture taken in Baja is....
Here's my favorite. Year 2008
This is young Nicky and Salvador's Grandson. I bought them a pack of cigarettes to use to light up their fireworks. Nicky's Grandmother is a fanatic
about his welfare.....so I asked them do this pose....then I emailed the picture to the Grandmother. 
[Edited on 2-17-2011 by mcfez]
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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Russ
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Lightened up bit?
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Puckdrop
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Great mentor mcfez, when do they graduate to the pipe 
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DENNIS
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It's gonna get real warm here pretty soon. I think I'll go hide behind the Beer Box. 
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durrelllrobert
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great job on the lightening Russ
Bob Durrell
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
great job on the lightening Russ |
Kinda early for the bong, isn't it?
[I'll take down mine if you take down yours ]
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Dave
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WOW!
And not even your own mother-in-law.
I'm impressed...Good job.
Let us know if she has a stroke. 
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Russ
Lightened up bit? |
Thanks Russ.....I always wanted "brighter" kids 
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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jadams
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whatn campo are you(they) in?
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absinvestor
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That is the funniest picture I have seen in years!! The next time I get the grandkids to Mexico I am going to take a similar picture and send it to
their parents and my 88 year old mom. My mom and daughter both think Mexico is unsafe, dirty etc and I can see the "I told you so" emails that will
come flying back to me!!
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jadams
whatn campo are you(they) in? |
We are in campos ocotillo, 7 miles north of San Felipe
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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24baja
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I could not just give you one......
Whaleshark
Morning
First view of BOLA I Barrowed photo from somewhere off line
Yellowtail giddy!!
Osprey with breakfast
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Skipjack Joe
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Best?
That's hard to say.
I liked this one.
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Lista
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I can't even tell ya how excited I am (I know I'm a little lame-o...) I finally learned how to post a picture....
Anyway....one of my favorite baja pic's, wishing I were there now...
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BornFisher
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Well Fez-- I hope this year you get invited to the San Felipe Blues Festival  .
Last year was a blast, here is a photo from Percebu the day after!!!
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mcfez
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Lots of cool stuff here. I can see why they are favorites.
BornFisher
The girl in your picture, the far right.....needs to be a model. Fantastic eyes with a smile that is a wow factor.
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woody with a view
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here's one. there are hundreds......
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wessongroup
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mcfez your first post reminds me of my brother around 1951.. we were on the Pacific side .... we were camped out..
That was just about how we looked and what we did... popping firecrackers all DAY when the old man was out fishing ... we used Pall Mall red's ...
they were the longest "punk" one could use, plus that was what my dad smoked.. at the time..
We would go out a few times with him but, we were not into fishing, like our Dad was... he really like fishing in Baja... he used to trout fish.. but
in the late 40's and early 50's started going down to Baja.. to fish and clam.. we kids loved it.. our mom did not...
For us kids it was a truly a once and a life time experienced ... and the picture.. just brought back so really good memories... thank much...
It's all good... no matter what Government, Banks, and the media.. say
Suck it up and push on...
Will be looking for more pic's as soon as you can get caught up with all around the homestead up in Sac... 
Funny I'm getting another the urge to go south again.. its spring time in Baja...
[Edited on 2-18-2011 by wessongroup]
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Ken Bondy
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There are sooooo many:
carpe diem!
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mcfez
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wessongroup
mcfez your first post reminds me of my brother around 1951.. we were on the Pacific side .... we were camped out..
That was just about how we looked and what we did... popping firecrackers all DAY when the old man was out fishing ... we used Pall Mall red's ...
they were the longest "punk" one could use, plus that was what my dad smoked.. at the time..
We would go out a few times with him but, we were not into fishing, like our Dad was... he really like fishing in Baja... he used to trout fish.. but
in the late 40's and early 50's started going down to Baja.. to fish and clam.. we kids loved it.. our mom did not...
For us kids it was a truly a once and a life time experienced ... and the picture.. just brought back so really good memories... thank much...
It's all good... no matter what Government, Banks, and the media.. say
Suck it up and push on...
Will be looking for more pic's as soon as you can get caught up with all around the homestead up in Sac...
Funny I'm getting another the urge to go south again.. its spring time in Baja...
[Edited on 2-18-2011 by wessongroup] |
I got this strange feeling that your dad went to Bishop a lot for trout fishing, yes?
I try to live like it was the fifties whenever possible....life is simple too short.
I'll be caught up here in 3 weeks. Business just keeps coming in on all sides of the board. I have been sick with the flu like stuff for the last
three days....my "time off" 
Now you know...and I still remember your response a few months ago We can
come by and grab you on the way to Baja. Hell....I can rig up the ol Motor home for your fancies 
Big Girl here at the farm says hi to you......
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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