Drove past miles of farms, vineyards, and small towns. I didn’t know that Baja was a major food producer - famous for tomatoes.Filled up with gas and then had a bit of fun in the mud as we entered the highway after regrouping. We had no trouble, but a little van pulling a trailer was stuck in the mud. Then we head inland.
It was amazing. Some very unique plants, lush deserts because of the rain, incredible views and then we came to a landscape of rocks, large rocks, and cactus growing right out of them - truly amazing.
The road to the camp was paved, bumpy but paved!!! And it is in an incredible location.
We took a short hike to some caves to see the glyphs and saw many of the unusual plants up close.
Tonight, it is a dinner of “typical ranch fare” - tacos, enchildas, beans and rice. Tasty. Clear skies so a cold night is coming.
