Baja RV Adventure Customer Review: Lots more ?’s
My disappointment with this video is that too much of the content covered the wildlife and sealife in the area. Although I would like to have viewed some of it, there was just too much time given to it. Instead we hoped to see more of the towns and meet the people as John drove toward his destination. He visited so many interesting places along the way that its unfortunate he didn’t include more of the people and culture. Also there really weren’t any significant “travel tips” given. Such as, safety in travel ( the roads looked pretty desolate), time of day to travel, best times to cross the border (long wait) both coming and going, papers needed to cross the border, is language a real barrier, any particular laws we tourists should be aware of? He did mentioned some great restaurants and RV parks and showed some beautiful scenery along his 1000mile trip. I do plan to visit Ensenada next time were in California, and did enjoy and gain some knowledge from this video.

-

Journal Review - The Mustangs (1-0) squeeked past Southmont in their season-opener, but head coach Curt Trout, in his second season at the helm in Veedersburg, appeared somewhat less than pleased with the team s performance, saying the Mustangs didn t play

Filmmakers focus on Bristol Bay, Pebble project
Anchorage Daily News - Filmmakers Travis Rummel and Ben Knight and Rummel s tiny Denver-based film company, Felt Soul Media, joined up with the Alaska chapter of Trout Unlimited to promote and raise money for an in-depth, low-budget film about the Bristol Bay region and

Say, has the butler cleaned the trout yet?
Baltimore Sun - When 6-year-old Ethan Bondick told his mom and dad he wanted to go fly-fishing in Montana, his well-heeled parents were stumped. “We looked at each other and said, ‘Oh, god, now what?’ ” said Gigi Bondick, 37, a “reformed” attorney whose husband

This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 21st, 2007 at 12:43 pm and is filed under Fishing. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.