May 18, 2010 --- Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico

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So what started off as going off to Baja for three weeks to clear my head, feel the warm rays of the summer sun on the Tropic of Cancer and do a little networking for Baja job opportunities has turned into a 10-week sojourn including settling down for the month of June in my own little cabaña near the Villa del Palmar resort in Cabo San Lucas.

 

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Ever wonder why Los Cabos and other select Mexican destinations come into being and grow like crazy? It's not luck or coincidence. It's all very well-planned. Thanks to Fonatur, the "institution responsible for the planning and development of sustainable tourism projects." And with respect to the Baja Peninsula specifically, there is the vision of the Escalera Nautica, the Nautical Ladder --- a mega project; canceled "as is" in early 2010.
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According to my little red journal ... I got up at 7 am, showered, had coffee and a smoothie at the girls' room at Villa del Palmar.

Smoothies at 8:00 am with Max, Barbara and Christine. Sans alcohol. For that at 8:00 am I have to go over to Barbara's and Meredith's room.

 

 
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Dog Walking at the Los Cabos Humane Society HIGH-resolution file 00:28 9±
Dog Walking at the Los Cabos Humane Society LOW-resolution file 00:28 2±
     
Christine, Barbara, Andrew at Km-84 Beach HIGH-resolution file 00:25 8±
Christine, Barbara, Andrew at Km-84 Beach LOW-resolution file 00:25 1±
     

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Then it was off for a second day of dog walking and my favorite Km-84 secluded beach.

Yesterday's walk.

     I know, Christine, that you preferred the kitties. They, too, were great. Both dogs and cats made for a much more rewarding trip.
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I am so far behind getting these pages out that I'm going to skip describing the vistas & views and simply keep preparing web pages. may18_111.jpg (223441 bytes) may18_112.jpg (355199 bytes) may18_113.jpg (275787 bytes) may18_114.jpg (680754 bytes)
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The center was undergoing some construction projects while we were there --- on both the doggie and kittie sides.  may18_121.jpg (637088 bytes) may18_122.jpg (709927 bytes) may18_123.jpg (691371 bytes) may18_124.jpg (648950 bytes) may18_125.jpg (682001 bytes)
Barbara was well on the way to adopting one dog (I forgot her name) and flying her to Chicago before "the deal" collapsed. may18_119.jpg (649131 bytes) may18_128.jpg (656694 bytes)
Barbara thanking Dr. Alan Ortiz and Marci Gorman Diaz. may18_129.jpg (642987 bytes)
Post-beach stop to see Horacio at Moto Sol in hopes of getting some website design work. may18_130.jpg (244839 bytes)