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"A ship is safe in harbor, but that's not what ships are for."
So, I was about 75 miles south of Ensenada this morning and decided to hightail it back to my Uncles' Place in Tucson Arizona. I arrived here at dark after over 600 miles. It is very cold here and I am a bit frozen, about 35 degrees.
My Uncle owns Desert Air Salvage...here is a picture to give you the idea!
I would reccomend to everyone to use the Tecate Border Crossing. It was not crowded and really a breeze to get through.
So here are some final notes about the trip:
The Baja Penisula is much safer than any major city in the USA. All the warnings and media stuff we see in the USA is total bullshit. I would sleep comfortably on any park bench in the Baja.
The peak of business in the Baja was in the 1980's. The infrastructure is all there, but it is a ghost town. The people and business there has really suffered from the blackball the US State Dept has given. If there was a murder in LA, would you visit Oklahoma??
I may go back next year. But I am thinking of either purchasing a BMW bike in Columbia and rideing down to Argentina, or doing the same thing in Australia. I think the Baja will be there in 10 years, when I would return in an RV for an entire Winter!!
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