No Is Not A Mexican Word

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Arienne Kenlan There are many Mexicans who speak English very well, thus Americans often don’t realize that there are major differences between the two cultures. McDonald’s and Walmart are seen in lots of Mexican towns, but that.

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The Gringos Have Landed!

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: A.D. Kenlan Mexico has a long history of invasion by foreigners, among others the British, Spanish, and the French. All left their influence on the Mexican culture, but perhaps none more than the “Gringo” arrival into Baja.

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Old Man Of The Sea

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Sam Scott Sometimes, if you’re persistent enough, you can make things happen that otherwise seemed impossible, but if you don’t have persistence, a bit of beginner’s luck could do the trick.Beep, beep, beep, beep – 5:30 am.

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All That’s Fishy – March / April 2022

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Gary Graham – That Baja Guy If the first two months of this year’s inshore action is any indication, March and April fishing should be fantastic here in Cabo San Lucas. The roosterfish, jack crevalle, and.

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SAMMY HAGAR: A Passion Driven Ambassador

Cabo Wabo has been a Los Cabos landmark, with Sammy Hagar its icon, for about 30 years. On January 5, 2022, Sammy was appointed the first Ambassador of Tourism of Los Cabos.  He spoke about his life during the following interview.First.

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A Slow Food Exploration of Todos Santos – With Chef Aurelien Legay

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] From the sky you can spot an oasis in the heart of the desert that covers the southern part of the Baja California peninsula. Located between the capital city of La Paz and Cabo San Lucas lies.

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Loreto: A Voyage to the Past, A Voyage into Adventure

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: Roberto PadillaTranslation/Adaptation: C VeloBack in the 17th century, a beautiful community was founded on the shores of the Vermillion Sea, now known as the Sea of Cortez. The community that we now know as Loreto was.

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All That’s “Fishy” from Loreto to Land’s End – January/February 2022

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: Gary Graham – That Baja Guy Happy New Year! And Welcome to Baja! According to AccuWeather, both January and February will be warm and extremely dry, with sea temperatures averaging in the low 70s – ideal.

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Let’s Talk About Sustainable and Ethical Travel

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] An interview with Oscar OrtizWhen it comes to traveling to Baja and looking for activities to enjoy during your visit, it has become customary to learn and inquire about sustainable and eco-friendly activities. In this interview, Oscar.

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Loreto and Its Magic Offer the Ideal Getaway for the Rich and Famous

[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] Where does a former US president take his wife and family to celebrate a birthday? Well, if the former president is Barack Obama, the answer is Loreto. Michelle’s birthday was the perfect excuse to take Steven Spielberg’s.

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