JZ
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What would be the chances of finding a place to stay in San Evaristo?
For a night? Don't want to luge camping gear.
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David K
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See my trip report (#6). There are no motels... it is a small fishing settlement, very small.
The Canadian bicycle riding couple I met the day before camped at the little restaurant advertised along the road as you get close to the village. It
sounded nice, I regret not checking it out closer.
San Evaristo to La Paz is 73 miles (45 are unpved).
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Tioloco
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JZ- I think only way is to ask a family if they will rent you a bed for the night. Could turn out great, who knows?
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Quote: Originally posted by Tioloco  | | JZ- I think only way is to ask a family if they will rent you a bed for the night. Could turn out great, who knows? |
This is what I was thinking. Don't want to have to continue on to La Paz. Would like to find a panga to take us out to Isla San Fransisco the next
day.
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Sleeping bags and air mattresses don't take up a lot of room unless you are in a Jeep Wrangler or CJ.
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JZ-
Finding a willing fisherman with a panga shouldn't be a problem at all.
You are on track to have a great time from what I can tell. Wishing I was there.
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Three years ago, I found my way down to the beach there in the afternoon. There was a fisherman there stowing gear and icing fish.
My dog and his did a meet and greet, with lots of tail wagging and butt sniffing, and I wound up doing the human version of meet and greet with three
fishermen (no butts were sniffed).
The short version of things is that I was invited to use his palapa on the beach, and I got to practice my Spanish, while they practiced some English
for a couple of hours.
Very friendly people, and if they are not already out fishing, I'll bet you would have no problem hiring one of them to run you out to the Island!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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About that dog...
JZ, I remember that when you posted photos of your run from San Carlos over to La Paz, you had some shots taken at San Evaristo.
The one labeled "Baja dogs" shows the boxer mix that made introductions for me. It is a long shot, but if you happen to run into that critter again,
his owner is the fisherman that offered be the palapa. That picture was probably taken right in front of it!
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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JZ
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Damn you have a good memory.
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A very nice isolated place. Take EVERYTHING you need for camping, food, drinks.
Take some fishing jigs to leave for the fishermen if you can.
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