Hasta La Vista Babies!

See you all next week we are off to Cabo San Lucas, for rest, relaxation, Golf, Fishing, swiming and shopping. Hope you all have a pleasent week.

Wildkow



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This was the best vacation I have ever had! I have gone places and seen stuff more historical and you might say more interesting but bar none Cabo is a great place to relax, soak up the sun and recharge the batteries. Only bummer was we did not get our luggage until a day and a half later so I missed out on fishing.

I can't include pics because permissions have not yet been enabled since the move so I will do that later.

All in all Cabo is a highly recommended vacation spot.

Wildkow

p.s. stay tuned for the pics.

 

OK here they are I hope you enjoy them. I actually used a couple of pics from the internet cause my picture taking ability sux and they better show locations.


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The resort inside the "V"
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Looking towards Cabo from the top of our resort, about a 5-10 min walk to downtown, the pool in the middle of the pic is for swimming with Dolphins and part of the Marina is to the right.
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The front entrance of the resort notice how they built it around all the rocks and in parts you can't see, cause the pics sux, they actually incorporated the rocks into the structure.
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Here are some pic's of the coutryside on the way up to La Paz.
It is some of the most desolate and forbidding countryside I have ever seen.
There is no way if stranded in this chaparral that you could walk out without being shredded!
It has a strange beauty all it's own.
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My Sweetheart on her B-Day still dressed in our travel clothes cause the airline misplaced our luggage. <_<
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Beach scene looking south from the resort.
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Toursist shopping area in downtown Cabo.
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I think 8 is the total number of images you can upload into one post. I wiil post a few more in another post below.



















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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(daniel @ Jun 1 2007, 03:48 PM) [snapback]453601[/snapback]</div>

No, I have a bit of a problem with capturing dolphins, or any animal for that matter just so I can swim or interact with them for money. That is what this biz appeared to be doing but if they were doing something useful such as education, study, research etc. I might have but I don't like to encourage the imprisonment of animals solely for the monetary benefit of someone. Does that sound weird coming from a neo-con? :huh: I don’t have any problems with Seaworld or Zoo’s because they serve a useful function as far as education, research etc. but I couldn’t see any of that going on at this location. Besides the first day was set aside for checking stuff like this out and fishing but the airline lost our baggage and we had no swim suits or the other gear we needed so we took a drive up towards La Paz. We saw some incredibly rugged countryside and stopped at a small restaurant in “Todos Santos†for an excellent reasonably priced lunch.

Wilkdow

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(daniel @ Jun 1 2007, 05:45 PM) [snapback]453664[/snapback]</div>

Don't, to be honest the dolphins probably enjoy the break from boredom that humans provide by swimming with them and if the place has any class at all they will give them good care and food which menas the dolphins will probably live a longer and healther life than out in the wild. The only real bummer is the capitivity so it would be cool if they turned over their stock every year but I can imagine the cost and the liability if you happen to get one that isn't happy about the new digs.

Wildkow