Love the pics. They are very descriptive and interesting. I like the golden arches in the background, the woman walking in front of the Sol sign, the old cracked feet of whatever type of animal that was, the racing hounds, etc... Keep up the good work, and I hope you are Montezuma's Revenge free now that you are back.
Ok, now you're just making me look bad. I like your pics more than mine! I especially like the cross and greyhound photos. I wish I would have been up close to them like you, but we had no idea it as such a no-no. Next time
Cool stuff, man. I need to come up with something good soon.
HEy! You were on our side of town! God! Those pictures of TJ are AMAZING! I'm so used to seeing TJ in a drunken haze (college) and I really haven't spent any quality time there. I love the ones of the girls hanging out of the limo and the bridge crossing over to the border! Beautiful!
Ryan, the mystery animal you see is a bear. You can check out a picture Eric took that shows what the bears are fed, which is, believe it or not, dog food! Only in Mexico, and while not at a zoo, you will find bears, camels, wolves, llamas, and antelope in the most unexpected places; in this case it was the dog races!!! I once even saw a caged lion at the beach. It was so dirty that it had dreads...
Eric, let's do some night shots soon. I want to experiment some more with the double flash and light streaks.
That's right. We passed right through your hood, Elaine. So lots of drunken nights in TJ, eh! I'm sure that most 18-21 year-olds in San Diego can say the same. Mexico is a beautiful country but most places worth seeing are not anywhere near Baja. Gotta love TJ though. It is what it is. If you ever do go back to TJ for a day trip be sure to check out the dog races and I highly recommend having lunch at Sunborns (a Mexican department store).
House of Grace, so you like the painted burros? If you haven't seen this before, it's a painted donkey that you can pay to sit on to have your picture taken. Sounds fun, huh! And in case you are wondering, "burro" is where the burrito comes from.
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Love the pics. They are very descriptive and interesting. I like the golden arches in the background, the woman walking in front of the Sol sign, the old cracked feet of whatever type of animal that was, the racing hounds, etc... Keep up the good work, and I hope you are Montezuma's Revenge free now that you are back.
Ok, now you're just making me look bad. I like your pics more than mine! I especially like the cross and greyhound photos. I wish I would have been up close to them like you, but we had no idea it as such a no-no. Next time
Cool stuff, man. I need to come up with something good soon.
HEy! You were on our side of town! God! Those pictures of TJ are AMAZING! I'm so used to seeing TJ in a drunken haze (college) and I really haven't spent any quality time there. I love the ones of the girls hanging out of the limo and the bridge crossing over to the border! Beautiful!
Ditto on the photos! The banners, the 1/2 zebras, the arches ... NICE!
So many compliments, guys. Thank you!
Ryan, the mystery animal you see is a bear. You can check out a picture Eric took that shows what the bears are fed, which is, believe it or not, dog food! Only in Mexico, and while not at a zoo, you will find bears, camels, wolves, llamas, and antelope in the most unexpected places; in this case it was the dog races!!! I once even saw a caged lion at the beach. It was so dirty that it had dreads...
Eric, let's do some night shots soon. I want to experiment some more with the double flash and light streaks.
That's right. We passed right through your hood, Elaine. So lots of drunken nights in TJ, eh! I'm sure that most 18-21 year-olds in San Diego can say the same. Mexico is a beautiful country but most places worth seeing are not anywhere near Baja. Gotta love TJ though. It is what it is. If you ever do go back to TJ for a day trip be sure to check out the dog races and I highly recommend having lunch at Sunborns (a Mexican department store).
House of Grace, so you like the painted burros? If you haven't seen this before, it's a painted donkey that you can pay to sit on to have your picture taken. Sounds fun, huh! And in case you are wondering, "burro" is where the burrito comes from.
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