Anders
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Back from Punta Sanfrancisquito
Hi all, new here - and first post, have been lurking here for some time.
Just returned from from Punta Sanfrancisquito. Drove from LA via 1, Guerro Negro route. The drive was rather hellacious, especially with two
motorcycles loaded in the bed for a good portion of the trip.
Had a great time, treated well, fed well, good fishing, beautiful beach.
Here are some pictures via a public facebook gallery.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.1990440755365.110520.1073745684&l=614f025af6
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BornFisher
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Welcome, and thanks for the pics. Washboard looks a little rough, and the cow looks a little skinny!!
Sounds like a great trip!!
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Anders
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You're right - lots of dead horses, cows and donkeys on the side of the road.
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great stuff.
been going there 30 years.
always glad to read it is still being run well.
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Great pictures, txs. Funny place to have gym equipment.
[Edited on 7-6-2011 by mcfez]
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Bob H
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Looks like you guys had a great time. Thanks for the report and welcome to Nomadland!
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Humboldt Chris and Robin
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We have always loved camping on the beach there with the remnants of the palapas destroyed years ago in a hurricane! We usually go down from Bahia de
Los Angeles and out to Guerrero Negro, with Cuesta de la Ley seemingly getting worse each year! Will be down there in October catching those fish!
Thanks for the report!
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Skipjack Joe
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There are some pretty good cave paintings near that road.
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David K
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Welcome to Nomad Anders!
Thanks for the photos...
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cool photos!!
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BajaGeoff
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Awesome photos! Looks like you had a great time.
I ran a pit near there for the NORRA race this past May but unfortunately did not get to see the cave paintings. Cuesta de la Ley was brutal as we
were pulling a trailer loaded with gear.
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Anders
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"Cuesta de la Ley"; we did not know a thing about this part of the road and of course it so happened that we came upon it in the middle of the night.
We couldn't really see so we just carefully came down. There was a fish truck, exploded and in piece at the bottom of the hill and an abandoned car.
We didn't realize just how dangerous that stretch was until we did it again but in daylight. I suppose ignorance is bliss 
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.... and this is the "tame" version of Cuest de la Ley. They rerouted the old "bad" section several years ago. You can still see it on your left as
you're climbing and near the top.
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Igor I bet you thought OMG not again Rob
Rob
Nice to see you on again,was a little concerned.
[Edited on 7-25-2011 by baitcast]
Anyone can catch fish in a boat but only \"El Pescador Grande\" can get them from the beach.
I hope when my time comes the old man will let me bring my rod and the water will be warm and clear.
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Welcome to Nomads Nice pictures. Thanks. I noticed that you have the picture of the yellowtail titled "Tuna Sushi grade". Yellowtail is a Jack and
not a Tuna. Yellowfin is a Tuna. What you got there are Yellowtail and are vary good for sushi.
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Marc
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Thanks for the great pics. Very artistic.
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skipjack Joe
.... and this is the "tame" version of Cuest de la Ley. They rerouted the old "bad" section several years ago. You can still see it on your left as
you're climbing and near the top. |
1962 La Cuesta de la Ley (The Hill that Rules)
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