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Happy Thanksgiving and welcome to the November edition of the Baja Bound Bulletin! This month, Greg Niemann tells the history of Mama Espinoza and the Flying Samaritans; Jay Gittens visits "The World's Aquarium"; David Kier makes a case for a lost mission and Martina experiences a Baja horseback retreat. 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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Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving from the Baja Bound team! We wish you safe travels wherever the holiday weekend may take you. |
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Mama Espinoza and the Flying Samaritans By Greg Niemann Doña Anita (Mama) Espinoza of El Rosario, a legend among Baja travelers, is also credited as founding...Read more |
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Discovering The World's Aquarium By Jay Gittens Once dubbed the “The World’s Aquarium” by none other than marine explorer and conservationist, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, the Gulf of California, also...Read more |
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The Case for a Lost Jesuit Mission By David Kier Time for us to examine again an unsolved mystery I first wrote about many years ago. The story begins even earlier: In 1966, an expedition led... Read more |
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A Baja Retreat on Horseback By Martina The human heart carries a secret desire to go back in time. A time when there was open country, a connection with nature and a simplicity that has... Read more |
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