Baja California December 2019

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December 2nd 2019

Published: February 3rd 2020

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Kathy & Bernie Dougherty

Kathy Bernie

February 2020. We are still in Tucson, Arizona, well, often anyway. We continue our wanderings and enjoying our adventures. We haven't lived outside the US in awhile, but have lived in: Guatemala, Ecuador, the Netherlands (twice), Germany (twice) and South Africa. We have now traveled to well over 100 countries, but that doesn't mean we plan on stopping any time soon. ... full info

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New Sport?

We over-nighted (both ways) in Rosarito, MX with friends Stuart & Susan in one of their condos - lovely beach walk and then sundowner Margaritas - fabulous start and/or end to any trip.

Baja Route Map

Our route: black down and red return

Cataviña

Hotel Misíon in Cataviña was our first stop on the Baja

Boojum tree in bloom

Weird plant, but fascinating at the same time

Catavina Rock Panting

Boojum Trees

They didn't always stand straight

Loreto Tea House

Great cafes and restaurants in Loreto - some more 'gringo' than others

Hotel in San Ignacio

We tried to be off the highway by sunset to avoid cattle, but it also made for some wonderful sunsets with sun-downer drinks & appetizers

Misión Sanata Rosalia del Mulegé

San Javier

Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Blaundó circa 1699 - first mission on the Baja Peninsula - in the mountains outside Loreto in the town of San Javier

San Javier

300-year-old olive tree behind the Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Blaundó circa 1699 - first mission on the Baja Peninsula - in the mountains outside Loreto in the town of San Javier