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C'est la vie
Posted 27 December 2022 - 01:16 AM
Rob,if you might be a fan of Linda Ronstadt she has a new book called Feels Like Home.
A story about her ancestors who settled the Sonoran area of Mexico.
She is a good friend of Rick Bayless and the book had her family recipes.
It's a nice quick read.
Frank
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 01:50 AM
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Into the Great Empty
Posted 27 December 2022 - 01:53 AM
We have a couple of Rick Bayless cookbooks. We made authentic (according to Rick) Mole five or six times -- it is a lot of work -- kind of a day long effort each time.
We look forward to your after action report. Have a great time!
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 09:21 PM
We are excited and the escape weather looks favorable. Time to jump off the dock!
Cowabunga
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Posted 27 December 2022 - 10:50 PM
We are excited and the escape weather looks favorable. Time to jump off the dock!
Cowabunga
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Posted 28 December 2022 - 01:33 AM
We just got back from 12 days in baja. in and out thru mexacali. if you are unsure of places to visit/camp, i would highly recommend the camps/rv parks. at them, we met a ton of other campers, and got some excellent on the ground advice on where to go and what to do.
at the bigger rv locations they have locals that come thru and sell all sorts of prepared food - tamales, empanadas, etc - which were great. and fresh fish.
we at at local cantinas most of the time, the cost is low, and quality is high.
i made a recommendation on todd gru's baja post about a great camp spot on the pacific side, north of guerrero negra. great beach and people.
have fun - we had no security concerns on our visit, and did not hear of any.
greg
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Posted 08 January 2023 - 07:41 PM
Well all will be revealed on the blog link but thought I'd post a photo of a real pop up camper. Great for those crowded campgrounds or bird watching. I am amazed someone hasn't put one of these together! That said it would be your last nighttime pee if you forgot and stepped out for a minute.
Edited by buckland, 08 January 2023 - 07:42 PM.
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C'est la vie
Posted 08 January 2023 - 08:56 PM
Like they say "watch out for the first step it's a lulu".
Frank
Oh I just noticed "lulu" no pun intended.
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Posted 05 February 2023 - 03:36 PM
Howdy Buckland
I assume you are somewhere in the Southwest....and good for you !
I wanted to mention that there appears to be shaping up a very good wildflower bloom due to abundant rains in late winter.
Encourage you to try to see at least some of the desert blooms....truly a natural spectacle.
David Graves
Into the Great Empty
Posted 05 February 2023 - 04:41 PM
Howdy Buckland
I assume you are somewhere in the Southwest....and good for you !
I wanted to mention that there appears to be shaping up a very good wildflower bloom due to abundant rains in late winter.
Encourage you to try to see at least some of the desert blooms....truly a natural spectacle.
David Graves
David
Great recommendation. We are trying to decide how much we can see in late March and early April. A lot to choose from: Death Valley, Organ Pipe, SE Arizona and many places in between.
Tony
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