Alright, here is all the sillier stuff from my holiday trip down Baja way.
First off, we have this sign from a military checkpoint outside of La Paz. Ben and I were stuck waiting there for a while, so we had plenty of time to marvel at the really poor translation.
Next, we have the fairly ubiquitous cow warning signs from highway 1 in Baja. Evidently night driving there is very dangerous due to black cows that sometimes wander onto the highway. The cow signs, of course, were irresistible to people with spraypaint and stencils.
Continuing north, Ben and I ended up staying for an afternoon and a night in Loreto, a small town full of gringos on the Sea of Cortez. We stayed in the most hilarious hotel room I have ever seen, at the Hotel Junipero Serra. Walking into the place, it seemed a bit sketchy, but then we saw our pink satin room and knew that we had to stay there (and take some glamor photos).
In addition to the truly rad hotel room, Loreto also gave us what may have been the best meal of the entire trip (though I stuffed myself so much that I could barely sleep that night). La Palapa served us some really good seafood and perhaps the best carne asada I’ve even eaten. We were documenting every place we ate at, just in case one of them might strike us down with Montezuma’s Revenge. First, it looks like Ben might be having some trouble.
But don’t worry folks, he’s alright!
