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biggrin.gif posted on 3-29-2011 at 01:28 PM
Current Mulege Temps...Gracias!!


Hola from San Diego and just 2 days left on the countdown until Mulege so thanks Pompano and/or other Nomads in Mulege for an update on the day time high (80s, verdad?) and night time low (jeans and sweatshirt vs. shorts and t-shirt low) as well as the water temps...gracias!!. Can't wait to be back in the pueblo!! :yes::yes:
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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 01:40 PM


hi Lindsay !!! I thought you had already left !! see you down there - we leave manana en la manana

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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 02:36 PM


mid 80s during the day, low 50s at night...water temp is around 68 now..and rising.



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thumbup.gif posted on 3-29-2011 at 05:24 PM


Blanca,

You two coming to Mulege too? For sure, come on by.

Lindsay,

Are you going to stay in The Orchard. I think I know which house.

See ya when you arrive!:bounce:




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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 05:26 PM
Maybe My Thermometers Are Off...


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mid 80s during the day, low 50s at night...water temp is around 68 now..and rising.
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I have a pair of N.I.S.T calibrated thermometers. In an unheated room at dawn, one reads 65.6

Out on the patio which is shaded, the second thermometers reads 58.8 F

At 4:00PM the bedroom therm reads 70.9, the patio thermometer 73.2

About 100 meters from the rio de sta rosalia, and about three hundred meters from sauls tienda.
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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 05:28 PM


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mid 80s during the day, low 50s at night...water temp is around 68 now..and rising.
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I have a pair of N.I.S.T calibrated thermometers. In an unheated room at dawn, one reads 65.6

Out on the patio which is shaded, the second thermometers reads 58.8 F

At 4:00PM the bedroom therm reads 70.9, the patio thermometer 73.2

About 100 meters from the rio de sta rosalia, and about three hundred meters from sauls tienda.


You're not on the mainland anymore???




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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 05:37 PM


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Hola from San Diego and just 2 days left on the countdown until Mulege so thanks Pompano and/or other Nomads in Mulege for an update on the day time high (80s, verdad?) and night time low (jeans and sweatshirt vs. shorts and t-shirt low) as well as the water temps...gracias!!. Can't wait to be back in the pueblo!! :yes::yes:


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You were kind enough to get me his phone number in Mulege so I could ask him if he reacalled that trip, so many years ago. Pompano got me J.W. Black's number and Barry A. got me Bruce Barron's number... and of course I talked to Choral Pepper in person (who inspired me to find it). None could remember exactly where... It was Sharksbaja who gave me the best lead!

Anyway, if Ricardo has Internet, the photos are at http://vivabaja.com/109 (Jan. 2009)




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[*] posted on 3-29-2011 at 08:35 PM


Toners - L has family and stays right in Mulege proper, I beleive, with her daughter.

we shall be over sometime soon as well ..... time for a mini reunion and margaritas like last time !!





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