Motel Sinai El Rosario

Carretera Transp. KM 56.6, #1056 El Rosario, Baja California, Mexico

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SPIDER!

A travel blog entry by stoo

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Murray spotted a very long, red hair attached to my back as I awoke this morning. Very reassuring. We got underway and pushed on to finally catch up with the other team At El Rosario. At the moment we're having some heavy driving days to cover some ground, but hopefully pretty soon we can stop for longer periods and actually see Mexico.

We ...

The 20 Hour Baja Bus Ride

A travel blog entry by elpolvo

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The 20 Hour Baja Bus Ride

The Grace O'Motley crew arrives at the Bus Station at 9:30 am for a ten o'clock departure and discovers a slight scheduling problem... It seems the tiendas in Ensenada can't sell beer until 10 am. Not wanting Tom to suffer the bus ride without his breakfast beers, Paul and elpolvo hike to the tienda a block away and explain our "MAN Trip" predicament to the gracious gentleman behind the counter. ...

Millions of Mighty Monarchs

A travel blog entry by gatogo

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... this trip. In reality, however, it is a dynamic event that everyone should witness at least once in their lifetime. For all of you left-brained people who need to have the hard data to support our adventure, read on. For righ t-brain thinkers, skip the text and marvel at the attached pictures and videos; hopefully we won't disappoint!

Every autumn, from late October to early November, millions of monarch butterflies flock to ...

Markets and Monte Alban in Oaxaca

A travel blog entry by andrew_leesia

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... up on some tv after dinner and got an early night.

Day 2 (20 December 2010)

After a decent sleep in and trying to booking our Sambadrome tickets we headed down to work out the hostel breakfast. We could choose 5 elements (beans, eggs, toast, cereal, fruit, orange juice, milk, tea, coffee) and ordered from a little window. I of course went for what I thought would be the most filling so ordered the eggs, toast, cereal, fruit and ...

Tijuana, Tolls and Topes

A travel blog entry by polloslibre

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... from the parking area. We filled out our forms, took them to the bank kiosk, a couple of wickets down, paid and returned our paid paperwork back to the immigration office where the officer stamped our tourist cards and validated them for the full 180 days with no questions asked. Cake!!

The border guards waved us through out of the parking lot and we were on our way...Well sort of. We missed a turn and ended up on a road to Tecate through Tijuana. We ...

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