October 25, 2018 – We have finally arrived at the De Anza RV Resort in Amado, AZ. This is where we will meet our 45 Day Mexico Mainland group heading to Mexico City and back with many memorable stops in between.
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Dan’s Year End 2017 Baja Blog
December 31, 2017 – Sitting here at the Baja Sunrise RV Park in Los Barriles, it still sinking in that we have no more tours to lead on Baja this season. Dave & Darlene, Larry & Janet and Lorne & Josie will be taking care of that for the remainder of the 2017/2018 Baja Season. Tonight, we are heading out to the Smoke House with Mike & Kelly, for some live music and good food to bring in the New Year, should be fun.
38 Day 2017 Fall Tour Complete
December 19, 2017 – Hard to believe we said goodbye to our guests at the Tecate/US border lineup 3 days ago as we arrived in Loreto, BCS at lunch today. Wow the last few days have flown past for sure. It seems ages ago now that we said goodbye to Oscar & Barbara and Guy & Glenda at Campestre Maranatha as we headed north to Puerto Escondido and the conclusion of the fall 38 Day tour with John & Ursula and Robin & Cicely in tow.
Los Barriles at Last
November 28, 2017 – We arrived in Los Barriles yesterday after a short drive from Rancho Verde. It is apparent that the gang will enjoy their 4 days at Baja Sunrise, truly the only seaside campground in the region. The RV Park is well laid out and always improving, Jorge the owner is keen to make improvements, next season he will have a pool. Guy & Glenda and Oscar & Barbara have already made arrangements to stay here after they drop off.
38 Day Baja Tour Underway
November 14, 2017 – Have to say this years 38 Day Tour really started with a bang, literally, as thunder, lighting and heavy rain engulfed our orientation 15 minutes after we started, it was quite a show. Oscar and Barbara were not in attendance as their exhaust manifold broke on Motorhome they arrived in, so they headed for repairs in San Diego. Robin and Cicely were late as tire pressure problems persisted after the installation of sensors, it seems installed incorrectly. The morning had gone much smoother, we completed the permit process in record time and were only delayed slightly when the US Customs agent wanted some extra facetime with Guy.
Day 1 was a much calmer start. Our eager group headed out from
