Araiza Mexicali
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... and we're off! Santa Ana to Mexicali
We were up and out of the house fairly early this morning so that we could get on the road and beat the heat. Blake's been watching the weather for weeks so he knew that the high in Mexicali would be about 107. It was hard to tell, though, as we began the trip in a dense cloud cover under the influence of an onshore flow. We drank in the cool air, …
A busy few days
... it in our mouths. Bertha’s dental practice was in Mexicali and she drove us around. She has two homes here, one she rents out and the other they use when they are in town. Her brother lives next door.
We went to a Mexican restaurant for supper and ate ‘authentic’ Mexican food which was just great. After supper we visited one of Bertha’s nieces and her children.
We drove back across the border, but it is ...
Visiting our friends in El Centro
... upon sand dunes for miles and miles, as far as we could see. The dunes are part of the Jacumba Wilderness area in the BLM, Bureau of Land Management. This is undeveloped land that the federal government has set aside for the public to use. There were many RV's parked on these lands and there were people riding the sand dunes with their sand buggies and bikes. It looked like they were having a great time. On the south side of the highway about a mile away we could see the dark border ...
Day Twenty - Hit Water On The Left Side
... they appeared more like numerous huge boulders stacked on top of each other. There was not a safe opportunity to pull over for a photograph and, to be frank, I was having far too much fun to stop. Surely, you can understand (and no, my middle name is not Frank nor Shirley). The road surface condition was fantastic, it quickly gained altitude with several switch-backs, hair-pin bends and generally twisting ...
Keeping America Safe
... 8220; sign so we got out to take a look. Peering off in the distance beyond this field, past the farthest corner of it, we could see small regular lumps that looked like they could be graves. So I took the camera while Joe waited by the van, keeping an eye on me tramping across the field.
When I got near the graves which were row upon row in barren clay soil, there were several signs in English and Spanish warning that the ground was unstable ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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