I used to trailer down to Bay of LA in the 80's. We camped on this beach with another boat and they had a short anchor line which meant that when the inevitable night winds came up their boat was blown into the sea of cortez at maybe 2 or 3 am. I found it in the pitch dark almost out of sight of the cove. God protects dummies I guess.
I must thank you from the depths of my soul for this photo. It is the germ of a dream - to buy a sailboat and live aboard, cruising the Sea of Cortez and exploring.
Great photo! I spent 2 days in this cove when I did my Baja Circumnavigation. Can I use this picture in the book? I will give you full credit. www.CarlosFiesta.com
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I used to trailer down to Bay of LA in the 80's. We camped on this beach with another boat and they had a short anchor line which meant that when the inevitable night winds came up their boat was blown into the sea of cortez at maybe 2 or 3 am. I found it in the pitch dark almost out of sight of the cove. God protects dummies I guess.
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es Puerto Gato
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This is magnificent, great photo! Laur
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it is san basilio, but it is called also san Juanico, you know , one of these topographic confusions!!!!
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congratulations it is a beautiful photo would like to be there
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I must thank you from the depths of my soul for this photo. It is the germ of a dream - to buy a sailboat and live aboard, cruising the Sea of Cortez and exploring.
Steve
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John;
Great photo! I spent 2 days in this cove when I did my Baja Circumnavigation. Can I use this picture in the book? I will give you full credit. www.CarlosFiesta.com
Gracias!
Carlos
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Magic place. Greetings, francesco
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