Maria Celeste
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Leaving San Quintin, Baha California, Mexico
We arrived in San Quintin and ended up staying at a 4 star Hotel that night named Maria Celeste Hotel. It was really inexpensive and even had wireless Internet. The hotel staff was very polite and the accommodations were clean. We went out to eat at a local restaurant recommended to us by the hotel personnel. The restaurant was named Mision Santa …
Tijuana, Tolls and Topes
... Two things are unfortunate about this, 1. There are usually rumble strips AND topes and 2. There are little communities every few kilometers!!!!
Bring on the winding roads of the mountain passes!!!! At least those remind us of home. At home we call them "dangerous curves", here they call them "curvas peligrosas". We made good time however and pulled into the Baja Cactus Hotel, in El Rosario at about 3.30. The BC Hotel is the best little deal in Mexico. large ...
Posada Don Diego serves up Baja's best breakfast
... then I have a treat for you. In all our Baja travels we have found many great breakfasts, but none like the Sunday buffet we found at Posada Don Diego, a large RV park with a small motel and restaurant in Vicente Guerrero, a small community about 11 miles north of San Quintin. The restaurant has been owned by the ...
An Easy 40 Mile Ride
... American style. I don't know what the custom is here in Mexico. It was a long leisurely stop. Gustavo liked to chat and share his simple philosophy on life. “We are all one…”
We rolled into San Quintin at 11, early enough to justify 2 hours on the Internet checking mail and posting our next blog entry. We decided to keep going. We got a hotel recommendation. Then one fellow suggested beach camping spot 15 more miles down ...
Cooling down, in our element!
... can make a lot of money picking. We saw the crowd of workers collecting under the tree as we departed and Michelle took a short video of them in action in the fields later in morning. Interesting.
Gabriel has his Mary’s Little Hotel rooms rented to some workers who stay seasonally up to 4 months. A room is 600 pesos ($50) per month. But they need to put down 500 peso deposit and 50 pesos every other month for electricity.
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