Bahía de los Ángeles- Clam hunting at Playa Gringa

We have now been in Baja for 25 days, almost all of them camping on the beach. The beach camping here has exceeded all my expectations. I never imagined you could drive up a few feet from the high tide line next to a palapa and park your car for less than $5.00 a day. […]
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Writer’s block

Apologies for a lack of blog updates … I am suffering from writer’s block Service will resume shortly.

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Finding Solitude in India

No, You did not read that wrong. This post truly is about finding solitude in India, an oxymoron to be sure. India is chaos personified. Everywhere one turns there are bustling throngs of people, thousands of cars and rickshaws, camels, … Continue reading →
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Christmas Vacation....

SQUIRREL! Its December the first and Christmas is starting in NYC. The residents in the  apartment we are camping outside have been very interested in the car. Theres been speculation to what we are doing and why we are here. Ranging from “Making a film” and “selling...
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San Ignacio

Between the Bay of L.A. and Bahia Concepcion we mad a quick overnight stop at the oasis of San Ignacio.  This area is well known for its mission and dates. […]

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The Baja 1,000

When we first arrived at Gonzaga bay, a happy sight greeted us: Richard and I were anticipating the race, even though it was still a week off.  While we spent our time floating in the Sea of Cortez, swimming with whale sharks, and drinking cerveza, both of us were counting down to race day....
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Solid Foundation

Work continues at the garage. We continue to meet/hire contractors and make difficult decisions.  The largest of which so far have been surrounding the floor.  As you know, garages typically have concrete floors.  They tend to be cold and damp- not exactly the living surface we...
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