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cool.gif posted on 7-21-2020 at 12:23 PM
Trip Photos from this week, ... but 20 years ago!


Since most of us can't get to our favorite peninsula during this virus, any Baja is better than no Baja, I say! Even if the photos are small and not too sharp from 20 years ago... Please enjoy!


July 22-28, 2000: Lorenzo de Baja (LdB) and I go sightseeing to some of northern Baja's historic and interesting locations.

Lorenzo was an older fellow who used to post on the Amigos de Baja message board. He and Ferna de Baja (FdB) were friends and we met up with Ferna in Tijuana for lunch on the way south.

I was 42 and had not yet got my first Tacoma (that would come in November) so we used Lorenzo's Ford 4x4 pickup.

Here were our locations each day:

Sat. 7-22 Alta California to Tijuana, Ensenada (toll hwy.), Santo Tomas.

Sun. 7-23 Santo Tomas to El Rosario, Punta Baja, El Rosario, Km 80+, Punta San Carlos.

Mon. 7-24 Punta San Carlos, Las Pintas, Hwy.1(Km 80+), El Progreso, El Marmol, El Volcan.

Tue. 7-25 El Volcan, El Marmol, Cafe 'Sonora', El Progreso, Mision San Fernando & petros, Mina San Fernando, El Progreso, Km.103+, El Metate, San Juan de Dios.

Wed. 7-26 San Juan de Dios, Km. 103+, El Rosario, San Quintin, San Telmo, Meling Ranch, Los Manzanos.

Thu. 7-27 Los Manzanos, Observatorio, Meling Ranch, San Vicente, Erendira, Baja Malibu Sur.

Fri. 7-28 Baja Malibu Sur, Ensenada, Tecate, Choral Pepper's, Home!


Punta San Carlos


The Road to Las Pintas


Las Pintas




El Marmol




El Volcan (springs just south of the arroyo containing the geyser)




Mission San Fernando and petroglyphs






Mina de San Fernando




San Juan de Dios, visita ruins




Sierra San Pedro Mártir








Baja Malibu Sur, beach


More photos from this trip: http://www.vivabaja.com/davidlorenzo/


[Edited on 7-21-2020 by David K]




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[*] posted on 7-22-2020 at 10:12 AM


Come to think of it, almost every July meant a trip to Baja... By far the best month to enjoy the great outdoors... and not be cold! LOL



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[*] posted on 7-22-2020 at 10:56 AM


This was the first July we didn't make it in like 10 years.





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[*] posted on 7-22-2020 at 12:52 PM


Quote: Originally posted by JZ  
This was the first July we didn't make it in like 10 years.



Right? It sucks big time!




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[*] posted on 7-22-2020 at 01:39 PM


I just got back in March as things were starting to get crazy, hope is clear again for next years ride! 2022 we are going to try a Baja live report on here as we spend 3-4 months traveling Baja and updating as we go... O' retirement cant come soon enough!
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Quote: Originally posted by advrider  
I just got back in March as things were starting to get crazy, hope is clear again for next years ride! 2022 we are going to try a Baja live report on here as we spend 3-4 months traveling Baja and updating as we go... O' retirement cant come soon enough!


I hope it comes true for you!




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