jedge42
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Calle 30 de Febrero?
We drove down to Los Barriles (and a bit further) from the States last December, and somewhere along the way I swear I saw a street sign that was
Calle 30 de Febrero ... for one reason or another I couldn't take a photo and then promptly forgot what town it was in (for some reason I want to say
Loreto, but could be *way* wrong) and never saw it again on the way north ... did I somehow misread it? Anyone know where it is? Or why they might
be celebrating the seemingly super-rare 30th of February?
would like to stop and get a photo this time if possible ...
thanks,
jake
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I don't know for sure, but it seemed to me that La Paz had a few streets named to commemorative important dates in Mexico history.
I would be surprised if other cities did not have one as well.
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5 de Febrero in La Paz and lots of other cities, Constitucion day, but 30 de Febrero, I don't think so. :-)
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john68
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30 de Febrero is in Los Barriles.
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David K
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The funny part (missed by some), is there are only 28 days and every four years 29, in February!
Does Mexico have its own calendar?
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jedge42
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Really? Somehow I was sure it was further north ... i'll be in that area for a few months this winter, so tracking it down shouldn't be too hard ...
now if only i can find out what it means and what the significance is ...
maybe it is just meant as "The street that never happens"
jake
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AKgringo
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Quote: Originally posted by David K | The funny part (missed by some), is there are only 28 days and every four years 29, in February!
Does Mexico have its own calendar? |
Sometimes February 30 falls on March 1st or 2nd?
I was never very good with a calendar!
I guess that blows my historic date theory out of the water. Is there a Margarita Ville in Baja, that could explain the Street name.
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by AKgringo]
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There's a street aptly named "At Your Own Risk" crossing the Elliot Hwy north of Fairbanks, on the way to the Dalton Hwy.
[Edited on 10-2-2015 by BigBearRider]
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David K
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How about a street named 'Won Way', maybe in Las Vegas? Almost as bad as a street named 'Nottathru'!??
OK, I will stop!
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jedge42,
You are correct. There is a street in Los Barriles named 30 de Feberero. It is on the road to the panteon just above the El Barrilito sea food
restaurant. Good catch...
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