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Guess Where in Baja... June 2022 edition (close counts)
1) Nobody guessed: El Crucero
2) Guessed correctly by RnR: Mission El Rosario (first site)
3) Guessed correctly by AKgringo: San Roque (near Bahía Asunción)
4) Guessed correctly by Don Pisto: Pozo Alemán
5) Guessed correctly by 4x4abc: On the L.A. Bay-Pta. San Francisquito road, just north of the junction with the El Arco/ Pta. San Francisquito road
6) Guessed correctly by Mateo-Feo: The (north) road to San Borja.
7) Guessed correctly by RnR, Playa la Perla on Concepción Bay.
8) Guessed correctly: El Mármol, by Bajazly
9) Guessed by Mateo-Feo: View from the drive to Bahía las Animas.
10) Guessed correctly by freediverbrian: Bahía San Felipe
[Edited on 7-8-2022 by David K]
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I would say 8 is El Marmol and 10 is the beach up by Petes Camp
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#2 - Access path to mission site near El Rosario, BC.
#7 - Camping beach at La Perla, BCS
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Is this where you and hernan Cortez first set foot in the new world?
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David K
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#8 is at El Mármol, yes!
#10 is not that far north.
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Quote: Originally posted by RnR | #2 - Access path to mission site near El Rosario, BC.
#7 - Camping beach at La Perla, BCS |
Winner winner, yes on both. The mission ruins are right in the middle of El Rosario, just a block north of the highway on the concrete street near the
tire shop. This is the first Rosario mission for 1774. In 1802, the mission relocated 2 miles west, where there are also ruins in Rosario de Abajo.
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Nope, that was somewhere else!
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#4 is Pozo Aleman
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Cortez here: 24.215023°, -110.089628°
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Yes, it is!!
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Quote: Originally posted by David K |
That may have been where in California, but setting foot in the New World in 1504 was first on the island of Hispaniola (Haiti/ Dominican Republic)
then he conquered Cuba in 1511 before going on to Mexico in 1519. His crossing to California was in 1535.
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I believe his name was hernan....not hernando.[w/ accent over the a]
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Yes, in my book it is Hernán Cortés. The map above was off the Internet.
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The location of Photo #5 was visited by Erle Stanley Gardner and company, in 1966:
2016:
[Edited on 6-10-2022 by David K]
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#5
somewhere around here: 28.376561°, -113.103790°
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I did say close counts! You are well within a kilometer... You can see the straight ridge of rocks on the satellite imagery. About here: 28°
22.830'N, 113° 6.962'W
For those of you who don't want to search the GPS on Google, this is along the road between L.A. Bay and Punta San Francisquito, just north of the
junction with the road to El Arco.
The three images I took in 2016:
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A few more that Erle Stanley Gardner took in 1966:
[Edited on 6-10-2022 by David K]
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I picked one of many spots in that area
also found on the trail to Mision Santa Maria
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your lat/long is waaayyyy off David
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here are the ones close to Widowmaker on the Santa Maria trail
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I just checked, and they are correct... and about 1/4 mile from yours.
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We need hints for #1, 3, 6, 9 & 10?
#1 is in Baja (Norte), once the major north-south road on that side of the peninsula, and a frequent checkpoint and pit location for the 1000.
#3 is in Baja Sur, a popular place for pangas to off-load their catch, and an interesting church is nearby.
#6 is in Baja (Norte), along a popular dirt road to a Spanish mission.
#9 is in Baja (Norte), on a side road to a bay and some mysterious walls.
#10 is in Baja (Norte), in front of a small city that is the new capital of a new municipality.
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