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    taken from the Peninsula, looking out at Isla Santa Margarita...you can also see our boat: by connaughty, Views[323]
         		 can you see the campsite in the background?: by connaughty, Views[318]
         		 so cool!: by connaughty, Views[320]
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    by connaughty, Views[272]
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         		 waiting for the sunrise: by connaughty, Views[218]
         		 by connaughty, Views[293]
         		 ...those cliffs are up to 4,000 feet high: by connaughty, Views[264]
     
    the group kayaked from all the way in the distance: by connaughty, Views[244]
         		 fun exploring the shore...: by connaughty, Views[251]
         		 ..found this while snorkeling: by connaughty, Views[336]
         		 by connaughty, Views[237]
         		 birds love this spot, as you can see ;-): by connaughty, Views[286]
     
    the beach landing & campsite, from a distance: by connaughty, Views[263]
         		 view from a trek into the island: by connaughty, Views[269]
         		 brown-footed booby: by connaughty, Views[692]
         		 i took this photo of the pelecans from my kayak: by connaughty, Views[273]
         		 beautiful sunset: by connaughty, Views[260]
     
    dinnertime! at the first campsite, the pelecans put on a show, diving for their dinners: by connaughty, Views[284]
         		 you can see the Baja Peninsula across the sea...: by connaughty, Views[305]
         		 by connaughty, Views[260]
         		 Isla Espiritu Santo...we took a converted fishing boat from La Paz to get to our first campsite: by connaughty, Views[375]
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    by colette, Views[351]
         		 A Check-Point that we had to go through: another military man had to enter our bus and search it for
         		 I really should become a professional photographer! haha: by colette, Views[378]
         		 A really amazing plant in Las Dunas! (the dunes): by colette, Views[393]
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    by colette, Views[225]
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         		 A view of a HUGE dune, but I couldn't climb it because the sand was too hot and I had my feet exposed from my flip flops : by colette, Views[204]
         		 Such beautiful plants!!!: by colette, Views[282]
     
    The
         		 I wanted to steal it, I miss my turtle :(: by colette, Views[261]
         		 Walking a mile through this was like a DEATH MARCH! You have NO idea how hot it was in this desert!!!!: by colette, Views[230]
         		 Pozas Azules Incredibly beautiful! Too bad we could not swim in THIS one, it has micro organisms that only live in this exact pond and that NASA is doing some research on: by colette, Views[243]
         		 The really dark blue part is actually a cave under the water: by colette, Views[243]
     
    Gorgeous plants!! The purple flowers smelled amazing too!: by colette, Views[223]
         		 Me lookin' sexy at las dunas, sweating my butt off!: by colette, Views[405]
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    by colette, Views[225]
         		 My German friend Steffi and I at the first natural pool we went to.: by colette, Views[233]
         		 This was a window inside the
         		 Here is a picture of the shoe, but from the other side!: by colette, Views[239]
         		 Another natural pool we swam at. This one was as hot as a hottub! It was so weird: by colette, Views[322]
     
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