I suck at Cops. It’s not that I don’t like Cops. I do. They just don’t like me. I’d been living in a little town in Mexico and as the only Gringo in town I had a pretty good repoire with them.
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God I Love Baja California Mexico.
I loved my job. It was my honor and privilege to have worked for the International Marine West Wight Potter during the late ’90s as their general manager.We built a semi-custom trailerable ocean designed sailboat with roots in British ocean voyaging and it combined my love for the ocean and the need to make a living. I also love Baja California. It’s an amazingly rugged friendly and adventurous part of the world.
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Hostel? What’s a Hostel?
If you’re already familiar with the hostel concept you can skip right over this little ditty. If not, please continue reading! In a nutshell a hostel is a unique travel experience. Found throughout the world hostels make traveling fun, memorable and extremely affordable for the adventure traveler.
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Baja California: What makes it so incredible?
The other less visited California is like no other place on Earth. A place where history, nature and culture combine to create an area unique to North America and anywhere else in Mexico. Here’s why-.
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Destination Highlight: San Ignacio
Situated five-hundred and sixty-seven miles south along Mexican Federal Highway 1 from San Diego is the small mission pueblo of San Ignacio. A date palm strewn oasis situated on top of a natural spring that feeds one of the only two rivers in all of Baja California, the Rio San Ignacio.
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