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Courtyard of hotel, rooms on both sides Restaurant patio Restaurant and hotel entrance Hotel in background

Las Casitas Hotel Mulegé

Madero 50 Mulegé, Baja California, 23900, Mexico

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8/4- 8/8 BBQ to die for and last days in Mulege

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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At around 11 am Jason stopped by with the results of his attempt at Fig Croissants. A difficult task, considering he had to improvise with ingredients. The flour here is great for tortillas but far cry from perfect for croissants. So okay, they lacked the light airy quality of the real thing but they were still quite tasty. Jason taught us a thing …

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A travel blog entry by thelees

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... a charmingly named town called Truth Or Consequences (TorC to the locals) in New Mexico. We enjoyed chatting with him, sharing travel and life stories. He came to our rescue after we'd prematurely bid him farewell. Perhaps from all the water-boiling and card-playing during our two nights at this little slice of paradise.

Suzie Q needed a jump to get started that morning! Thanks, Brian, for ...

Mulege - Siestas and La Playas

A travel blog entry by jodianddavid10

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My, we are still very impressed by the Mexican roads as many of them have recently been resurfaced and there is hardly any traffic at all. Mum and Lisa have heard from a few locals that the GFC has significantly impacted the number of Americans making the journey south to Baja California, especially to the smaller towns.

It was a single lane highway for the 400km drive north to Mulege. The speed limit is often only 60km/hour, however, ...

El Burro Beach and the Baja way.

A travel blog entry by georgedelacruz

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08/08/2011 We woke up around 8:00 am, the breakfast menu consisted of a varieties of eggs, oatmeal or chilaquiles (We got a great deal $73 a night, double occupancy with breakfast included for two). Everyone was in great spirits and ready to go as soon as the sun was easier on our sunburn bodies, it's funny how after you sunburn the sun rays feel even more intense in the affected areas. It was 09:00 am and the temperature already reached 96 degrees. I must say humidity is what ...

08/07/11

A travel blog entry by georgedelacruz

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... found it funny that these last live at opposing ends of Baja, one in Los Cabos (born and raised) and the second in Tijuana (I'll take Los Cabos any day if you ask me). In Mulege this is considered the off season, too hot and humid for most tourist. American and Canadian resident retirees (they make about 25 percent of the state population.) stay mainly on RV parks run by other expats who settle permanently, returning to their homes for the summer just as the ice is ...

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