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Off on another roadtrip to Baja
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Noted
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Dick's Funk Shack
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It's...funky
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But: location, location, location
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It's got a nice beach shack vibe
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The house in front has some fake windows :-)
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To our horror, I have to admit: we used this
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Easy drive down Highway 1...the toll side is more freeway like and a lot faster, but the slow poke route is good for local travel
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Mean Green kinds of blends in to Mexico
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"Seafood Joy" - and it was tasty
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Sunset walks on the (chilly) beach
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It was so quiet out and totally empty
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Mini-mansions, many used as second homes by Norteaméricanos
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Did I mention the sunsets?
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Cheri dropped by on her way up to San Diego, always good to see her
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The food is incredibly inexpensive in Baja
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And ridiculously fresh
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Great cliffside joint, some great food too
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The view up the beach
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Noted
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So nice here
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Next stop was Puerto Nuevo, famous for seafood joints and $5 blankets
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One of the famous ones
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Not a surprise as the joint had a huge line
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More blankets than you can shake a stick at
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We weren't really supposed to go down to the beach, but we did anyways
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None of this is OSHA compliant
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This was a nice little moment
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The trumpet player walked a few feet away to solo
