BAJO LA SAL, film in Guerrero Negro,it's a good movie..
it's base around the salt mine in GN, a Mex city cop comes to this sleepy town to solve the murders of 5 girls from the same school , that is also
link the the salt mine..
Originally posted by BAJACAT
BAJO LA SAL, film in Guerrero Negro,it's a good movie..
it's base around the salt mine in GN, a Mex city cop comes to this sleepy town to solve the murders of 5 girls from the same school , that is also
link the the salt mine..
I saw the trailer for this film while getting ready to see The Wind Journeys
Originally posted by CortezBlue
I found this crazy 1971 movie "Cycles South"
3 Guys riding motorcycles from Denver to Panama. They don't go through Baja, but do show some great shots of 1971 Mexico.
Watched this movie last night and liked it. Amazing how they rode anywhere they wanted, days gone by. Looked like they had a good adventure. Today,
fences and private land are everywhere, making this trip hard. Baja has the feeling of adventure, that's why we all keep going back.
Another flick to check out. Modern day cycle adventure, "Ride the Divide" (Netflix). Mt bikers race 2700 miles South, from Canada to Mexico. I have
done some 100 mile bike rides and marathons, but this bike race is insanity. Billed as the hardest race in the world.
I have been around for a bit, reading the boards but just don't post often, mostly read, here and there. Can't believe, it's been 9 years straight of
1-3 weeks a year down in baja. I Love baja, ever since my first drive to cabo. Been going since a kid in the 80's with my parents.
Off to La Fonda for a quick weekend, surfing/fishing/camping. Love it.
Originally posted by BajaKurtis
... I Love baja, ever since my first drive to cabo. Been going since a kid in the 80's with my parents. ...
Same here, just 20 years earlier... Thanks to my parents for infecting me with Baja Fever! A lifetime disease that has no cure, just treatments of
going back... again and again!
YES! I agree. It's a disease. If I had more time and money, I would spend a month straight down there, per year.
But, I have a hard time posting some epic photos of deep, fishing and surfing places I have been. I want to, but cant.
David, you have posted some deep locations I have been to. I love the info, but dare not post my info. Let people find those locations on their own,
after exploring, using maps and google sat. If google didn't scan this site so well, I might post more info of the random locations I have been, but,
will pass for now.
But, we all still Love the known camping and fishing spots that are on the maps/grid!
Baja is about adventure, so look at a map and explore! Right?
Originally posted by BajaKurtis
YES! I agree. It's a disease. If I had more time and money, I would spend a month straight down there, per year.
But, I have a hard time posting some epic photos of deep, fishing and surfing places I have been. I want to, but cant.
David, you have posted some deep locations I have been to. I love the info, but dare not post my info. Let people find those locations on their own,
after exploring, using maps and google sat. If google didn't scan this site so well, I might post more info of the random locations I have been, but,
will pass for now.
But, we all still Love the known camping and fishing spots that are on the maps/grid!
Baja is about adventure, so look at a map and explore! Right?
what can I say ?? I just woke up at at 2:53 am and saw somone post that they can only go to baja for a week or so !! whats wrong with the folks in the
usa ?? the euro's get 5 weeks off a year but If your american you might get to sgueeze in 5 days..Im not talking about BN folks but I have meet so
many folks in my travels from the states that are on a 5 or 6 day trip and then back to the machine !! get a life !! get a grip !! why even bother to
come down to baja for 5,6,7, day trip ?? you wont even smell a taco !! K&T
"If it were lush and rich, one could understand the pull, but it is fierce and hostile and sullen.
The stone mountains pile up to the sky and there is little fresh water. But we know we must go back
if we live, and we don't know why." - Steinbeck, Log from the Sea of Cortez
"People don't care how much you know, until they know how much you care." - Theodore Roosevelt
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"Let others lead small lives, but not you. Let others argue over small things, but not you. Let others
cry over small hurts, but not you. Let others leave their future in someone else's hands, but not you." - Jim Rohn
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