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Welcome to the January edition of the Baja Bound Bulletin! This month, Greg Niemann explores some Baja cave painting history; Misty Tosh enjoys a bit of seductive Baja coastline; David Kier visits the historic La Muralla site; Tom Gatch provides the Baja fishing report and Martina pays a visit to the Tres Mujeres winery. Wherever you go south of the border, remember to visit BajaBound.com for the easiest way to get Mexican auto insurance! |
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Baja's Colorful Cliffside Palettes By Greg Niemann They’re considered the finest examples of cave art in the Western Hemisphere. Yet the centuries-old paintings in Baja California have...Read more |
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The Slow Coastal Seduction of Baja By Misty Tosh The top of the year is around the time cabin fever hits and an on-the-fly trip to the glorious white sand beaches of Baja is in order. Over the...Read more |
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La Muralla By David Kier Baja California is so rich in historical treasure and stories that one can have a fulfilling vacation just exploring these artifacts from...Read more |
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Winter Fishing Report By Tom Gatch The wickedly chilly fingers of a frigid Canadian cold front helped to ring in our New Year by reaching down the Pacific coast and bringing... Read more |
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Tres Mujeres By Martina Winter in the Guadalupe Valley is beautiful, even though the vines are nearly barren with only a few fall-colored leaves still clinging to the twisted... Read more |
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