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ddawson
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Elk Camp Moves South
Great pics and story. Killer rig, and the tent you have is awesome!
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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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ahhhh Don Jorge...wonderful to see you two doing the baja dance of life. Gotta love a b-tchin tent like THAT!
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Skipjack Joe
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I agree, the tent setup is awesome.
It looks like one of those MASH tents from the Korean War. They used heavy canvas though. But a similar structure.
I wonder if Alan Alda surfs.
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Pompano
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Nice trip, George, and good surfing times, too. Hi to Blanca.
Like most labs, Dusty doesn't know he has only 3 legs...and cares less.
Say...How would you like to trade your elk camp tent for my vintage walleye tent??
See it and marvel...
It's a...ah...classic...I will even throw in the 30 gallong barrel stove and pipe sections to vent out the front.
Now HOW can you refuse such a deal?
I'll be camping on this same island this summer...although a little less rustic as back in the 60's.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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David K
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GREAT!!!
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Mexitron
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Beautiful!
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BajaRat
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That was a day maker! Now that's my kinda Baja report. Thanks
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Ateo
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Jealous. Thanks.
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El Jefe
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Great post! Living the dream. Well done.
No b-tchin\' in the Baja.
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watizname
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Way cool. I don't see how you could do better. You're a very lucky man.
I yam what I yam and that\'s all what I yam.
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David K
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Living the life George!
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jbcoug
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Doing what you love, with the people you love, in a place that you love. It would be ridiculous to ask for more. That is enjoying life!
John
\"The average dog is a nicer person than the average person.\" Andy Rooney
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woody with a view
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nice report Sr Jorge. how was the blowhole? looks like the same spot we camped last may.
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woody with a view
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drove by Supertubes on the way home from San Nicholas Island and it was SUPERTUBES!
even malibu was head high!
edit: OH, and you guys who can appreciate this. yesterday we stood on the south end of San Nic at the sandy beach and watched SOLID 15' faces wrap
around the east and west side of the island and EXPLODE when they refracted into each other at full speed. the
backwash was probably 30-35' high.
it was an awe inspiring site! i've never seen anything like it......
[Edited on 2-9-2012 by woody with a view]
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TMW
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Excellent thanks for sharing.
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Mexitron
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Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
drove by Supertubes on the way home from San Nicholas Island and it was SUPERTUBES!
even malibu was head high!
edit: OH, and you guys who can appreciate this. yesterday we stood on the south end of San Nic at the sandy beach and watched SOLID 15' faces wrap
around the east and west side of the island and EXPLODE when they refracted into each other at full speed. the
backwash was probably 30-35' high.
it was an awe inspiring site! i've never seen anything like it......
[Edited on 2-9-2012 by woody with a view] |
1)---How and why are you on San Nicholas Island? Always wanted to go there.
2)---Pics please!
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woody with a view
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How? Beechcraft Baron with the owner of my company.
Why? Pre-construction meeting/check out the site/being a tourist and gotta do a tour of the island....
Pics? i didn't have the camera.... don't fret, waiting on them from others. will post them here ASAP.
edit: foto. not the same tail number so don't get all wet, Mengano!
[Edited on 2-9-2012 by woody with a view]
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wessongroup
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Great stuff... loved to camp out on the beach..
Really like the "bathroom" .... way cool ... have to get one of those..
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BajaBlanca
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wonderfully written and the photos are amazing !! thanks for sharing ... anc congrats on knowing how to plan a perfect vacation - LOVE, just love that
tent ...
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woody with a view
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south end of San Nic Island. keep in mind those big sea lions are about 10' in length. these fotos don't do justice to the awesome display.
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