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yankeeirishman
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DO YOU HAVE Coyote bay ?
some good personal info and pics on Coyote bay would be greatly appreciated.
What control freaks there are here. Don\'t believe that post you just read!
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tim40
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I don't have either but am interested if you are referencing the one outside of La Paz or on Bay of Conception?
When searching for the end of your rainbow you only have until dusk....
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Juan del Rio
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If you are writing about Coyote Bay in Concepcion Bay, check here: Coyote Bay
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Juan del Rio
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More Coyote Bay last week...
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Juan del Rio
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This is what I thought Baja looked like in 1963 when I saw these palms on an old Auto Club Travel Book cover on traveling to the remote area called
"Baja California". I was hooked for life. Does anyone have a copy of that cover? Sure would love to see it again!
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elgatoloco
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MAGA
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MAGA
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yankeeirishman
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oh. thanks for the pictures.
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elizabeth
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The cover of the 1971 Sunset Travel Book to Baja California is a photo of Coyote Bay. I have scanned it, but for the life of me, I can't figure out
how to post it...and I'm supposed to be working now. Maybe I'll try later!
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David K
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Elizabeth (and others) if you go to the Nomad Literature & Historic Interests Forum (here on Nomad), I have MANY older Baja guidebooks pictured...
Here is the Sunset Guide, with the Coyote Bay cover...
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Juan del Rio
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Thanks David for the photo! I don't remember the one you posted but it still brings back memories. I recall seeing an old AAA photo or cover of Coyote
Bay that was in Black and White that was in the sixties. Do you recall any????
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David K
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Hi Juan,
Is this what you saw? It is a 1983 edition of the Auto Club Baja guide... showing El Coyote at Concepcion Bay.
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Juan del Rio
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Wow...that's it! I thought for sure it was in Black and White! I'd like to use the photos for a little update on www.juanyjuan.com with permission from you and a link to the Nomads site for my March "Home" page. Has nothing to do about San Somewhere, but I
think most people could relate who view the site and make the trek from the east road over. Thanks again for the great, old time photos!
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David K
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Juan as a fellow Baja Amigo, Baja Nomad, guest at Viva Baja-1, mutual friend of Carlos Fiesta, you may show photos from my web site... at yours!
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Juan del Rio
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Thanks! Will try to get on the website this weekend...
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Larry B, I have seen that photo before. It looks to me that that man has it all: the women, kid, dog, and the best spot. Life looks good from that
vantage point.
I really like David K's magazine covers of Coyote Bay. All I need now is some sort of time machine to transport me back to that time when things
seemed a little bit better. According to Jacobs Vehicle Systems website, the Jake Brake has been in use since 1961, so I will require a machine that
is capable of time travel to the year 1960. I swear that the truck drivers try so hard and devote so much of their attention to getting the maximum
noise output to the campsites below that it actually distracts them to the point of endangering themselves of running off the highway.
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Pompano
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Coyote Bay 15 minutes ago.....
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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David K
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Pompano... you suck!
15 min. ago, how great it must be living near terrestrial paradise!
Just can't wait to get back to Baja, again! (and I was there just 4 days ago)
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yankeeirishman
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pompano
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Pompano ...
That was indeed a photoshot of Heaven.
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