La Paloma Resort Rosarito

... but Tom was the worst. He was a real troper and did the best he could.
Sunday the flight to Eugene was cancelled and etc, etc. (if you want details re the rest of the trip call me sometime)
So back to my adventure-
Drove back to Debs for a couple days R and R then drove to San Diego to visit with Cindy and her sisters (another story).
Back to Debs in ...

Netter Abend, bei ca. 5 Grad auf der Veranda mit zwei Paaren aus Arizona, eine leiht mir sogar Ihre Decke, weils saukalt ist. Red aus England bei der Busfahrt kennengelernt und reisen jetzt fuer eine Weile miteinander. Am naechste Morgen Wanderung zu den Felsenmalereien und nach ein wenig suchen, haben wir diese auch gefunden. Sehr schoene Wueste mit vielen alten Kakteen, bis zu 400 Jahre laut unserem Rancher

picked up from the airpoty by rob on the 2nd december and then drove to San diego nearly ran out of fuel as matt was looking at the volt ometer and not the fuel gauge ....wes lept in the camper by the beach in san diego then in the morning had breakfast and went to surf rider which was a surf simulation machine we ...

... s own special air surrounding it and it is nothing to play down. The Ocean! The Mountains! The most wonderful sunsets can be had here. A perfectly flat and clear ocean horizon provides the ideal resting place for any sun. We drove past Calafia and instead opted to drive straight to the KM38 surf shop and get myself set up for the following day. La Fonda restaurant was up next and we had a very fitting buffet with matching margaritas (the strongest I've had ...

... is where lobster lovers should go. We were told that we needed a taxi to get there so headed out to find one. After walking away from one taxi as the price was too high ($20 it should be about $3) we approached another and soon we were heading 12km south to the lobster shacks. Let's just say I'm looking forward to our Spanish lessons in La Paz, I thought the taxi had said $3, $30 later..... The lobster ...

... on the way. There are the Toll Roads, which are better paved, much faster and probably safer, but you have to pay. We paid (at JSOA - 26 Pesos, or US $2.60, at JRANGEL - 26 Pesos, or US $2.60 and at JVAZQUEZ - 29 Pesos, or US $2.90.) There are also free Highways, called LIBRE, meaning free; but they are not well paved and much slower. We advise you take the Toll Roads. www.adventurestodo.com

Ked clovek pristqava v San Diegu leti tesne ponad Letecke a vesmirne muzeum. Do San Diega som uz letel nespocetne vela krat ale este nikdy som si neurobil cas na to, aby som sa zasiel pozriet do tohto muzea. Tentokrat som tam bol na firemnej party, takze cele muzem bolo prenajate len pre nas. A mali sme dokonca sprievodcov len pre nas. Takze to bolo naozaj super.

... changed, and headed off to Old Town. Given it was my birthday, I got to choose where to go... so we hit this cool outdoor Mexican restaurant that has fantastic margaritas that I was at before. I even got the "band" to sing Happy Birthday to me :) Today we got up, had our pancake breakfast that the hostel provides, and then headed off into Mexico... good ol' TJ. Dodgy, for sure. But it was a little ...

... gone wild. And it worked! We were in like sin with free Dos Equis in hand. Unfortunately we were prohibited from videotaping within the premises but that didn´t stop us from having a good time. Camping on Rosarito beach is a two sided experience, especially if you´re the only gringos there. On one hand, you can pitch your tent a few minutes walk from all the cool bars, clubs, and restaurants, walk barefoot on ...

Like the India Arie song goes... "the time is right, I'm gonna pack my bags and take that journey down the road. cuz, over the mountains, I see the bright sunshine and I want to live inside the glow..." Farewell, friends. Much love to all of you, always. Dios les bendiga. Tiffany