Our next stop was the Borrego Springs BLM
land and we ended up at the Ocotillo Wells off road vehicles playground.
Had a very quiet night, Sunday we drove in to Borrego Springs and had lunch (
some very good shrimp tacos ) After lunch we drove down to Tecate and bought
our Mexican Insurance and the tourist cards. Just walked over the border, it
was all done in 15 minutes and we drove back to Potrero Park ( 5 miles ) for
the night. 1st of February crossing the Mexican border in 5 minutes and in 2
minutes I was pulled over. The cop told me he is going to give me a ticket
because at the stop sign the nose of my vehicle was on the crosswalk. Arguing
would make it worse, back to the police station, paid 800 pesos, ( 57 US ) and
back on the road. No copy of the ticket or receipt, the cop just topped off the
houshold budget I think. Life goes on and in an hour we were on a beautiful
beach. Later the usual Walmart shopping, grocery shopping and we ended up at
Villarinos in La Bufadora just after 4 pm. The next day just a pleasure drive
to San Quintin, made it there around 2 pm and spent the rest of th day walking
on the beach. It’s so long and wide you can’t see the end of it. I was
surprised how busy it was because at low tide the locals were all out there
digging shellfish to sell it to restaurants. Hard way to earn a living standing
in the waist high water. Today we drove all the way to Guerrero Negro in Baja
Sur. It was a little over 400 km, a bit too much in Mexico but I would like to
make it to Santispac and set the brakes for a week or so. I’ll keep you posted.
Potrero Park
Between Tijuana and Ensenada.
Cowboy on the beach
At Villarino in La Bufadora.
In San Quintin the locals are picking shellfish and sell it to restaurants.
Cheap Whale watching at the entrance of El Pebellon, San Quintin.
Desert Hwy around Catavina.
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