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Paraiso del Mar Owners, La Paz, Baja Sur: May 2009
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Paraiso del Mar Owners, La Paz, Baja Sur. Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Parking at Tijuana Border. Below is a long term parking lot at the San Ysidro Border should you be interested in parking at the border, walk across and catch a taxi to the airport. There are also paid parking lots at Otay Mesa, the East end of Tijuana border; however, I can’t find a link for reference. We just know there are lots around that border crossing. From their web site below). Craig and Jackie (Lot 77). From the Tijuana airport.
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: July 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. July 27, 2010. Driving onto the ferry to cross over Northumberland Strait. Mystery sandwich with pink filling finally revealed to be lobster. Yum! Oh my, oh my! I had to have lobster and every bite was delicious. Gourmet Magazine pick, the Queen Street Meat Market in the capital Charlottetown. Here is the local butcher with a pretty big lobster.
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: December 2009
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. December 19, 2009. Since the only feed available down here to fill it with is scratch (hen feed), a lot of ‘uneatable’ seed and cracked corn gets cast on the ground. That attracts the pigeons that race around below it to chow down the cracked corn. Now isn’t that just every birder’s dream? As I looked out the kitchen window the other day at Casa Bo...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: August 2009
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. August 31, 2009. La Duena de la Casa. Links to this post. August 28, 2009. Cook-With-An-Attitude Goes on Vacation. New Cook (left) and Cook-With-An-Attitude (right) preparing food for a party at the guesthouse. About an hour later I went out to the kitchen where New Cook was assembling a ground beef filling for five bell peppers, freshly cleaned an...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: October 2009
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. October 24, 2009. In Veracruz proper we saw San Juan de Ulúa, the fortress/prison protecting Veracruz harbor established in 1519. You can take a tour; it’s pretty depressing to think of anyone being held prisoner in those horrid dungeons. This is the fortress with the alligators featured in. Veracruz was the home of Augustin Lara, the Cole Porter o...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: January 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. January 28, 2010. Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.- Thomas Jefferson. Today was my day to pack up our bags for the return to Baja. But instead it turned out to be another day of total useless frustration. I could have done it if I had gone when my sister told me to go. Cell phones and computers run our lives. And ...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: August 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. August 23, 2010. Yesterday we flew back from Vancouver where we spent the past several days for Esperando’s work. The weather was beautiful and we ate at some really great restaurants. Oysi Oysi means yummy, yummy in Japanese. When you get the four S's the wisest course of action is just to turn around and go back home. La Duena de la Casa. A girl ...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: February 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. February 24, 2010. What To Eat With Tamales? Colorado is lucky to have Adobe Milling. The beans are a beautiful splotched brown and white that taste a lot like Pinto beans but more buttery. When they are cooked they look alike. 2 c Pinto beans. 1 T epizote (available at specialty Mexican markets and maybe Whole Foods). 1 can stewed tomatoes. Last n...
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: May 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. May 31, 2010. Tales of the City. This is similar to what our picnic area looked like. It looked something like this but much larger, and had a big slide on the side besides. The steps up to Mt. Davidson, still the same, still creepy, like approaching some kind of ruin. La Duena de la Casa. Links to this post. May 27, 2010. La Duena de la Casa.
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Life & Times in Santa Rosalia: June 2010
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Life and Times in Santa Rosalia. A BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR ODYESSY of life in the small fishing town of Santa Rosalia and travels throughout Mexico and elsewhere. June 25, 2010. You will see this kind of view from any narrow road in Northern California leading to the coast. Once you get away from the houses. A great swooning Monterey Pine looks a bit lonely in the midst of the strawberry fields. This fancy hat is waiting for a home. As we rambled along we drove by the Redman House. La Duena de la Casa. I rac...