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Baja

Welcome to Baja
Off-road adventures, camping and the great outdoors.

Baja is dust, campfires and a full tank of gas. Four-wheelers, campers, beach bums and desert rats make their homes here.

Featured Homesteads in Baja
Desert Rats Off-Road Club
by Rick & Tammy V., Barstow, California · Baja/Dunes
Trip reports, a trail etiquette guide and the calendar for a family off-road club.
Camp Cook Carl
by Carl D., Tucson, Arizona · Baja/Cactus
Dutch oven and campfire recipes from a scoutmaster who has fed a lot of hungry kids.
Sandpiper Beach Rentals  BUSINESS
Baja/Mesa
Three beach cabins for rent on a quiet stretch of the Baja California coast, by the week.
Rockhounding in the Mojave
by Frank Delacroix · Baja/Canyon
Where to find agate, jasper and geodes in the desert, with the rules for collecting and what to bring.
Desert Wildflower Watch
by Nora and Hal Brightman · Baja/Oasis
When and where the desert blooms: a couple's spring records since 1992 and the fall rain watch.
Two Countries  JOURNAL
by Marisol Echeverria · Baja/Trail
A Tijuana-born woman in San Diego writes about the border crossing, her sick mother and becoming a U.S. citizen.
Between Here and There  JOURNAL
by Loretta Begay · Baja/Mesa
A young Dine woman writes from the college computer lab about her grandmother, her language and a boyfriend in Phoenix.
desert notes
by Rafael Ortega · Baja/Dunes
Short poems about the Sonoran Desert from a land surveyor who walks it for a living.
Abuela Esperanza Says Hello
by Esperanza Rios · Baja/Cactus
A seventy-year-old grandmother in El Paso introduces herself, in English and Spanish, with the help of her granddaughter.
Siempre Selena
by Araceli Garza · Baja/Mesa
Selena, 1971 to 1995, remembered by a Corpus Christi girl who saw her last Astrodome show. Her life, her songs, and a poem.
La Ofrenda: For Papi and Mami
by Roger and Monica Hurd · Baja/Oasis
Every November Monica builds an ofrenda for her parents, Roberto and Cecelia Romero. This year it's on the computer too, with Roger's help.
Jay & Lena's Rolling Home
by Jay and Lena Akins · Baja/Trail
We sold the house and hit the road in a 34-foot fifth wheel. Where we've been, where we're headed, and tips for new full-timers.
You Know You're Getting Older When...
by Dudley and Judy Goodman · Baja/Mesa
His list in blue, hers in red, and the senior discounts we have known. From two retirees who winter in Mesa and summer in Michigan.
Camp Stout - Opening Day 1998
by Gary Stout · Baja/Canyon
My grandpa built the camp in 1948. Last November my boy Ben hunted his first opening day there. Euchre, venison chili and no TV.
Above the Clouds - Mt. Pulag, February 1999
by Gerald Evangelista · Baja/Trail
Five of us, one jeepney, 2,922 meters and 3 degrees at 4 a.m.: our Valentine's weekend climb to the sea of clouds on the highest mountain in Luzon.
Two Seats, One Sleeper  JOURNAL
by Gertrude Camarena · Baja/Canyon
Me in the left seat, Ray in the sleeper, then we switch. Since 1997 my husband and I have driven a truck together coast to coast. This is what I write at the truck stops.
Palm Hollow Date Garden  BUSINESS
Baja/Oasis
Medjools, Deglet Noors and a date shake you'll drive back for. A family date garden in the Coachella Valley since 1948: our dates, the shake stand, holiday gift boxes and how dates are grown.
Sheldon & Myrtle: Our Adopted Desert Tortoises
by Kathleen Anders · Baja/Trail
Meet Sheldon and Myrtle, the two desert tortoises who own our backyard. How we adopted them, what they eat, their burrow, getting ready for the winter sleep, and the rules every tortoise owner should know.
Como la Flor: Remembering Selena
by Melinda Anguiano · Baja/Mesa
I was 18 when we lost her. Four years later I still play Amor Prohibido in the car. Selena's story, the albums, the movie, and my trip to Corpus Christi.
Mariachi Los Halcones - Desert View High School
by Robin Bissett · Baja/Cactus
Twenty-two students, violins, trumpets, guitarron and vihuela, and a lot of hard work. Our mariachi program, our instruments, and where to hear us this fall.
Desert Splat: Paintball in the Mojave
by Shon Weibel · Baja/Dunes
Five guys, a dry wash, and a lot of paint. Our paintball team, the field rules, our markers, and the scenario game where we held the hill for six hours.

Baja Suburbs
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Dunes · Cactus · Mesa · Canyon · Trail · Oasis

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