Three gentlemen make a road trip through the entire length of Baja California and Baja California Sur. They eat, listen to music, and enjoy the scenery.

slide show of Baja California Gray Whale in the San Ignacio Lagoon Baja California,Mexico

Trip to the ‘world’s most visited city’ Tijuana in Baja California, Mexico on Aug. 13, 2011. Tijuana is the 42nd largest city in the Americas and is the westernmost city in Mexico. It is the largest city on the Baja California Peninsula and center of the Tijuana metropolitan area, part of the international San Diego–Tijuana metropolitan area. The city is the world’s most visited border city, sharing a 24-km border (15 mi) with San Diego, California, USA. Over 50 million people cross the border between these two cities every year. This metropolitan crossing makes the San Ysidro Port of Entry the busiest land-border crossing in the world. The two border crossing stations between San Diego and Tijuana account for over 300000 daily border crossings alone. For a list of tourist attractions visit, www.tijuana.com Background music: 1. El Jarabe Tapatio (The Mexican Hat Dance; Album: Un Gritto Por Mexico) and 2. Yo Soy Mexicano by Jorge Negrete

Impressions from La Paz, Baja California Sur and the Baja Zen Home for sale… Culture, Art, Music, Sailing, Adventure, Diving, Golf Visit dreamhome.grupo-samadhi.net for more information! ______ LICENSE here _______________________________ Baja Zen Home for sale by Grupo Samadhi SA de CV is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http creativecommons.org

Palapa construction in San Juanico, Baja Mexico, with a lot of help from “Los Burros de San Juanico” -Muchas Gracias Amigos! Constuccion de mi palapa en San Juanico, Baja Mexico con mucho ayuda de “Los Burros de San Juanico” – Muchas Gracias Amigos! MUCH THANKS TO: “Free Royalty Free Music by DanoSongs.com” for great free music AND :.”upfrontcommunications.com” for production expertise – oh yeah….Thank you Daniel! (is that sufficent?)

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Discover the beauty of Loreto Baja Mexico while relaxing in the tranquil ambiance of the indigo hued Sea of Cortez. As the first capital of the Californias, Loreto’s culture runs as deep as its rich history. Come explore the warmth of Loreto’s community. Enjoy world-class sport fishing and play golf and tennis at the Nopolo recreational sports complex. Loreto weather is fantastic with year round temperatures averaging in the 80′s, outdoor activities are always available in Loreto Baja California Mexico. Try sailing, kayaking, diving, horseback riding, mountain biking and beachcombing or take a tour to the beautifully restored Mission of San Javier high up in the mountains behind the city of Loreto.

www.PropertiesInPuertoRico.com Old San Juan is one of the oldest established cities in the America’s and Caribbean. Although Old San Juan properties are considered historical and pay no real estate tax due to excemptions there are building restrictions imposed by the Historical Society. But that does not let many Old San Juan home owners make improvements on their properties and at the same time preserving its historical design, looks and appeal. This property is a prime example of the typical property in Old San Juan. It is located on close to many other places of interest and to the ocean. For more properties in Puerto Rico or information on properties like this one visit www.PropertiesInPuertoRico.com

From San Francisco overland to the tip of the Baja peninsula, via Sierra de la Laguna, San Jose del Cabo and Cabo Pulmo National Park. I went pig hunting, surfing in the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez, and diving in the thriving reefs of the Cabo Pulmo National Park. The sheer abundance of life on this peninsula surprised me; it was more than just desolate deserts, but also a land of over 5000 species of animals. The Baja Peninsula is one of my favorite places in Mexico, and I certainly cannot wait to get back! What’s your favorite place in Mexico? **Music by Balante Asante and Memo Cuepo

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