Chris Crash
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Baja Aerial Videos
Here are the first 4 that I have put together and placed on Youtube. All are around 3 minutes .long. More will follow. Feel free to share anywhere.
Aerial Views of Bahía Concepción, Baja California Sur, Mexico
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if8oYa4DNuk
Aerial Views of Whalesharks, Tiburónes Ballena, in Bahía Concepción, Baja California Sur, Mexico
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ1NiXmo3hw
An Aerial Tour of Mulegé, Gateway to Bahia Concepción
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF92qnHbPqw
Aerial Views of Baja California Norte Mex 5 Construction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfJ1oUnYc6Y
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BigBearRider
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Very nice! Really enjoyed watching that.
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David K
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Watched them last night on the big screen TV (via Blue-Ray player and YouTube).
Great fun... Never knew so many whale sharks like Bahia Concepcion!
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Beautiful. What drone do you have?
A well informed Baja California traveler is a smart Baja California traveler!
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Chris Crash
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  | Watched them last night on the big screen TV (via Blue-Ray player and YouTube).
Great fun... Never knew so many whale sharks like Bahia Concepcion! |
They have been coming in the past 5 years or so usually when the water gets warmer. A few years ago saw 6 at the same time off of Playa Coyote.
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Bob and Susan
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there's a whale-shark in the bay right now...
we had guests that swam with him yesterday
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| Quote: Originally posted by Chris Crash | | Quote: Originally posted by David K | Watched them last night on the big screen TV (via Blue-Ray player and YouTube).
Great fun... Never knew so many whale sharks like Bahia Concepcion! |
They have been coming in the past 5 years or so usually when the water gets warmer. A few years ago saw 6 at the same time off of Playa Coyote.
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Power boaters beware!! Unfortunately whale sharks are frequently just inches beneath the surface and not visible until it's too late, even in deeper
waters.
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. . .Thank You Chris. . .Been there many times; wish we were there now. . .Also like the music you have chosen!!!! Could you give us some album
names?. . . Adrien
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Hola David!
Did you do your own network set-up to watch through your computer?
I've been trying to figure out the network thing from my router through either my network enabled TV or blue ray player, with no success.
I was thinking of calling the GEEK squad.
| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Watched them last night on the big screen TV (via Blue-Ray player and YouTube).
Great fun... Never knew so many whale sharks like Bahia Concepcion! |
Udo
Youth is wasted on the young!
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by Udo | Hola David!
Did you do your own network set-up to watch through your computer?
I've been trying to figure out the network thing from my router through either my network enabled TV or blue ray player, with no success.
I was thinking of calling the GEEK squad.
| Quote: Originally posted by David K | Watched them last night on the big screen TV (via Blue-Ray player and YouTube).
Great fun... Never knew so many whale sharks like Bahia Concepcion! |
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Hi Udo,
It is simply a Samsong blue ray dvd player from Costco. On the menu screen are choices for dvd, hulu, amazon, YouTube, and Netflix. All work fine...
YouTube is free and the others are subsribed. It is connected to the Internet with a WiFi. It is right below our Samsung TV.
The only issues we have are with amazon streaming TV. We are watching 24 (The Jack Bauer Hour of Power, lol) on it. The show gets interrupted when we
have beief Internet loss (Cox Cable) and we need to reestablish the connection.
The modem on Cox cable is connected to a wireless router next to my desk top pc. The dvd player, a laptop, and our smart phones get Internet that way.
I am on my phone now while watching Season 5 of 24.
[Edited on 3-27-2016 by David K]
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joerover
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They were selling drones at a little fair next to the arch in tj the other day. They had small drones with video cameras attached to them, and large
drones of nearly a square meter. The large drones had maybe 6 or 8 propelers, and long legs which looked like you could attach cargo to them. Looked
like they could deliver 5 medium pizzas.
the fat lady is breeding
which means
The fat ladys are breeding
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micah202
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| Quote: Originally posted by joerover | | ......... The large drones had maybe 6 or 8 propelers, and long legs which looked like you could attach cargo to them. Looked like they could deliver
5 medium pizzas. |
...it'll take a pretty high wall t'stop those! 
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| Quote: Originally posted by Udo | Hola David!
Did you do your own network set-up to watch through your computer?
I've been trying to figure out the network thing from my router through either my network enabled TV or blue ray player, with no success.
I was thinking of calling the GEEK squad. |
I do it with the help of Apple products. I play the movie on my iPhone from YouTube, then use AirPlay to squirt it to my AppleTV which plays it on the
HD big screen. Of course, there's about 100 other ways to accomplish this.
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Chris Crash
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Hi Adrien,
The music is listed in the video descriptions. They are all royalty free music and part of the Youtube Audio Library. The artists have different
agreements with Youtube. In the video descriptions I have included as much information that I could from the library. Some of the descriptions have
links to the artists website. Hope this helps.
| Quote: Originally posted by C205Driver | | . . .Thank You Chris. . .Been there many times; wish we were there now. . .Also like the music you have chosen!!!! Could you give us some album
names?. . . Adrien |
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Chris Crash
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And here is another one I did, just completed and uploaded.
Cañón de Guadalupe: Hot Hot Hot Springs in Baja California Norte (4k)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwvjobF62qo&feature=yout...
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David K
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Excellent!
Can you give us some details on your time there?
How much for the campsite, were you satisfied with the value if it was $50+?
How were the operators?
What supplies were offered?
Did you have enough privacy (it seemed so) and did you hear other campers?
I ask these to see how it is now compared with the way it used to be on the opposite side (Arturo's) years ago. There, the campsite was very private,
you wouldn't know others were also there, most of the time. It was very special and well worth the higher than typical camping prices. The clean, hot
water had a lot to do with that!
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Chris Crash
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Yes, Cañón de Guadalupe was pricey at about $40/night for our small place. Rates are on their website.
http://guadalupecanyonoasis.com/
It's a special place and we did not mind paying the price. We had wanted to go there for the past 12 years. Sites need to be reserved because they
empty the tubs if not used for awhile. Then they will clean and fill them before new guests arrive.
It was very private. I was not going to fly my drone there because I thought other guests would be peeed but 1) there is no way that I could have
spied on people even if I wanted to do so and 2) there were no other guests there on our second day/night on either side. They were expecting a big
group however after we left, and were filling a big pool.
The place is very clean, the grounds are raked often, and the water is very hot. Hot showers and flush toilets were a surprise.
They have a tienda but we did not check it out.
We actually went in on the "recommended" high route but I would not recommend it. Too much washboard. You can fly on the laguna route. The last
mile in is fairly rough and high clearance is recommended.
For comparison, there is a nice camping area with a hot spring, that is, Rancho Santa Rita near Santiago, BCS. Cheaper and very beautiful, but there
is only 1 pool, the water is not very hot, and there is no privacy. For hiking with pools and waterfalls the nearby Sol de Mayo is very,very nice.
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Excellent!
Can you give us some details on your time there?
How much for the campsite, were you satisfied with the value if it was $50+?
How were the operators?
What supplies were offered?
Did you have enough privacy (it seemed so) and did you hear other campers?
I ask these to see how it is now compared with the way it used to be on the opposite side (Arturo's) years ago. There, the campsite was very private,
you wouldn't know others were also there, most of the time. It was very special and well worth the higher than typical camping prices. The clean, hot
water had a lot to do with that! |
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