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The Baja 1000 is a famous off-road race, where intrepid drivers on both motorcycles and dune buggies race through back roads down the spine of the Baja, making a loop at the south end before heading back north again.  Cyclists have also taken to riding…

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One thing that makes La Paz a great place for us is the plethora of beaches within a 20 minute drive from town.  We made great use of these beaches during the two weeks we were in town before moving into our apartment, staying at…

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We awoke to a view of the calm, impossibly blue waters of our little bay, called La Puerla.  It has been a quiet night and we were looking forward to getting out on the water with the paddle boards.  Having learned our lesson from the…

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There are a few towns that we did stop at on our way down to La Paz, and at each one, the inevitable comparison was made – how does this place stack up against La Paz?  Can we see ourselves spending more than a few…

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When we first talked about driving down the Baja after our return last year, we were met with some skepticism.  Why would we drive such a long distance!  Wouldn’t it be dangerous? Everyone had a story to tell of someone they had heard of who…

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We left our lovely but cold camp spot at Joshua Tree and headed south to the border.  The wind had kicked up overnight and was gusting strongly for the entire day, making me glad that Jim was doing the driving.  We passed the Salton Sea,…

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What?  Good bye?  Already?  I haven’t even written about all of the wonderful things about this city that have so captivated us!  With less than a week left in our stay here, I had so much more to say, but now the question is “do…