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         		 Clear water too: by elis82, Views[328]
         		 Gran Cenote, near Tulum. Swimming holes in caves - so good: by elis82, Views[929]
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         		 Playa del Carmen: by elis82, Views[703]
         		 The breakfast: by elis82, Views[438]
         		 La Cueva del Chango (The Monkey in the Cave) restaurant at Playa del Carmen. Great little restaurant, probably the best breakfast on our trip: by elis82, Views[478]
         		 Out-of-sequence borrowed-from-Charlie picture: San Ignacio. : by alpiner84, Views[444]
     
    Out-of-sequence borrowed-from-Charlie picture: chilling with the cat in San Ignacio. : by alpiner84, Views[450]
         		 Out-of-sequence borrowed-from-Charlie picture: in the boulder field between Rosario and Catanina. : by alpiner84, Views[511]
         		 Out-of-sequence borrowed-from-Charlie picture: the bike gang, in Rosario (pre-crash, hence the smiles). : by alpiner84, Views[2424]
         		 The guys working hard on dinner. : by alpiner84, Views[693]
         		 Charlie showing the scallop who's boss. : by alpiner84, Views[616]
     
    Erik eating the delicious scallop ice cream cone he harvested from the bountiful ocean. : by alpiner84, Views[713]
         		 The ocean was slightly more bountiful for Tom and Alex than it was for Erik and I. : by alpiner84, Views[658]
         		 Proud hunter-gatherers. : by alpiner84, Views[735]
         		 Cute puppy for adoption where we're staying. Think she could learn to ride on my tank?: by alpiner84, Views[465]
         		 Cooking our own breakfasts is the way to go!: by alpiner84, Views[493]
     
    Moved down to La Ventana for a few days; this is the view from our room. : by alpiner84, Views[473]
         		 The beachfront in La Paz.: by alpiner84, Views[445]
         		 Pension California in La Paz. : by alpiner84, Views[581]
         		 Margarita? : by alpiner84, Views[452]
         		 Only in Mexico. : by alpiner84, Views[471]
     
    Charlie's helmet was stolen in Mulege. Check out his replacement. : by alpiner84, Views[492]
         		 Tom and Charlie at Bahia de la Concepcion.: by alpiner84, Views[544]
         		 Stopped off [too] quickly at the Bay of Conception. : by alpiner84, Views[533]
         		 Osprey and frigate birds flying above the lighthouse. : by alpiner84, Views[597]
         		 The view of the estuary of Mulege. The town is built on an actual perennial river, one of the only ones in Baja. For the record, the water is lovely for a swim on a hot day. : by alpiner84, Views[516]
     
    The view of the bar on the beach in Mulege, as seen from the lighthouse. : by alpiner84, Views[514]
         		 Getting tacos in Mulege with the local military. : by alpiner84, Views[490]
         		 Indeed. : by alpiner84, Views[395]
         		 We ended up not leaving the bar until the next day. That's Tim, the one who fed us free drinks until 3am, talking to Charlie. : by alpiner84, Views[476]
         		 We rode to the town of Mulege, and greeted the Sea of Cortez with a frosty beer. : by alpiner84, Views[445]
     
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         		 Stairway at the mission. : by alpiner84, Views[453]
         		 The mission in San Ignacio. It was designed and supervised by a blind architect. Well done, I say.: by alpiner84, Views[477]
         		 Bad boy scout, or badass boy scout? : by alpiner84, Views[578]
         		 Inside a three-bed yurt. Not too shabby. : by alpiner84, Views[496]
     
    This would have been a cool picture of Tom if I'd gotten silly finger out of the lens...: by alpiner84, Views[429]
         		 The lagoon came fully equipped with a friendly cat. : by alpiner84, Views[463]
         		 The yurts were right on the shore of this lovely lagoon, where Tom went swimming and kayaking, and where I watched the water, like a good Coloradan. : by alpiner84, Views[474]
         		 Stayed at a B&B in San Ignacio, owned by some Canadians, and fitted out with yurts! Awesome!: by alpiner84, Views[504]
         		 As we cruised back through Catanina, the town Alex crashed outside of, and stopped off at the little cafe where Tom had accidentally found the town's volunteer medics. We ate breakfast there, of course! Excellent huevos rancheros!: by alpiner84, Views[492]
     
    The trip so far. : by alpiner84, Views[687]
         		 Scale of my map. : by alpiner84, Views[719]
         		 Back in Rosario, but down to three bikes. : by alpiner84, Views[730]
         		 by alpiner84, Views[751]
         		 Not something you see every day. : by alpiner84, Views[655]
     
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