My favorite picture
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BajaTaco
Swashbuckler
Some very cool photos n this thread 
I don't think I can pick a favorite, but a few that I like...
Wat Si Chum at Sukhothai in Thailand A majestic 50-foot tall Buddha resides within this walled enlosure, built in this ancient city founded in the first half of the 13th century.
Osprey in flight somwhere between El Golfo and the Sierra Pinacate along the sea of Cortez.
An old lock I found on a door at the Hacienda de San Diego in Chihauhua, Mexico. It says "JAZZ" on it. This is one of the coolest places I have seen in Mexico. It was owned by a man once considered the wealthiest in Mexico, and was taken from him by Pancho Villa during the revolution.
Secret cove - one of my favorite places in Baja. We camped here for a while and I spent one day hiking south of here along the coast and saw absolutely no trace of man, which is a fantastic experience. There were no roads or trails into this area, no trash, nothing washed up on the beach (except natural things) no structures, no planes in the sky, and I couldn't even see any boats on the water. It was cool to walk in a place and see it exacty as it must have been for someone walking there hundreds of years ago. Perfect solitude.
I don't think I can pick a favorite, but a few that I like...Wat Si Chum at Sukhothai in Thailand A majestic 50-foot tall Buddha resides within this walled enlosure, built in this ancient city founded in the first half of the 13th century.
Osprey in flight somwhere between El Golfo and the Sierra Pinacate along the sea of Cortez.
An old lock I found on a door at the Hacienda de San Diego in Chihauhua, Mexico. It says "JAZZ" on it. This is one of the coolest places I have seen in Mexico. It was owned by a man once considered the wealthiest in Mexico, and was taken from him by Pancho Villa during the revolution.
Secret cove - one of my favorite places in Baja. We camped here for a while and I spent one day hiking south of here along the coast and saw absolutely no trace of man, which is a fantastic experience. There were no roads or trails into this area, no trash, nothing washed up on the beach (except natural things) no structures, no planes in the sky, and I couldn't even see any boats on the water. It was cool to walk in a place and see it exacty as it must have been for someone walking there hundreds of years ago. Perfect solitude.
riverguide
Adventurer
DANG Chris I love that Baja photo. Incredible.
Scott Brady
Founder
Great shot Justin! I love the images that pull my mind away from this four walled office for even a few moments.
Ohhooo Mann Chris!
That secret cove is just screaming of lobster!!! :chowtime: :luxhello: :chowtime:
Or at least a great snorkel while looking for them! :victory:
Do they have lobster in Baja?
Did you fish it at all?
That secret cove is just screaming of lobster!!! :chowtime: :luxhello: :chowtime:
Or at least a great snorkel while looking for them! :victory:
Do they have lobster in Baja?
Did you fish it at all?
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Scenic WonderRunner
Guest
I was searching some trips over at Yotatech......and found this fun shot!
jeffryscott
2006 Rally Course Champion: Expedition Trophy
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