OK, so I finally got the pics up online from this past weekend. My girl, our dog and I went out to Guadalupe Canyon for our anniversary. Well the dog just tagged along. 
This actually ended up being our dogs first off-road trip. He is not a fan of car rides and we have to drive with the windows down so he stays somewhat happy. The trip there ended up being quite an adventure stopping for the dog to walk around, stopping for the dog to puke right before Calexico, stopping for gas in Calexico, stop for directions in Mexicali, and finally a huge sand storm for about 4 miles in the middle of the dry lake bed with zero visibility. I literally could only see a foot in front of my hood and was going 2 mph. So with all of that a 3 hr drive turned into a 4.5 hr maybe even 5hr drive. But once I was sitting in that rock hot spring tube with a pacifico that was the finish line for me! 
To jump back a second, while we were packing up the cooler and dumping the ice in my girl and I were both sniffling and medicated with alergies or head colds and thought we may bail and forefit the money on the camp site. But I quickly kept moving thinking of that finish line and realizing that if we stay home we will spend all weekend in bed and definately get sick or go to Baja and keep trucking through the sniffles. Plus there is a little thing I believe in called Baja Magic that I knew would heal us.
So enough story time, here are the pics. My GF was a little pissed that there were more pics of the cruiser than her!
Oh well, this week is mine and the cruisers anniversary. 
First off, representing!
Sat morning
We stayed at my 3rd choice, LaJolla A. It was fine for the two of us but the tent barely fit and we lucked out because we didn't have neighbors in LaJolla B till' sat evening around 6:00.
PS never stay in LaJolla B it has no privacy and the tub is so narrow it would be uncomfortable for even 2 people.
Our dog miserable in the heat, and it wasn't even that hot, what a pansy.
Before we left Sunday and had to clean the shoes on the cruiser
Oh and more proof of Baja Magic bumper repair.
And this was before the trip.
This actually ended up being our dogs first off-road trip. He is not a fan of car rides and we have to drive with the windows down so he stays somewhat happy. The trip there ended up being quite an adventure stopping for the dog to walk around, stopping for the dog to puke right before Calexico, stopping for gas in Calexico, stop for directions in Mexicali, and finally a huge sand storm for about 4 miles in the middle of the dry lake bed with zero visibility. I literally could only see a foot in front of my hood and was going 2 mph. So with all of that a 3 hr drive turned into a 4.5 hr maybe even 5hr drive. But once I was sitting in that rock hot spring tube with a pacifico that was the finish line for me! To jump back a second, while we were packing up the cooler and dumping the ice in my girl and I were both sniffling and medicated with alergies or head colds and thought we may bail and forefit the money on the camp site. But I quickly kept moving thinking of that finish line and realizing that if we stay home we will spend all weekend in bed and definately get sick or go to Baja and keep trucking through the sniffles. Plus there is a little thing I believe in called Baja Magic that I knew would heal us.
So enough story time, here are the pics. My GF was a little pissed that there were more pics of the cruiser than her!
Oh well, this week is mine and the cruisers anniversary. First off, representing!
Sat morning
We stayed at my 3rd choice, LaJolla A. It was fine for the two of us but the tent barely fit and we lucked out because we didn't have neighbors in LaJolla B till' sat evening around 6:00.
PS never stay in LaJolla B it has no privacy and the tub is so narrow it would be uncomfortable for even 2 people.
Our dog miserable in the heat, and it wasn't even that hot, what a pansy.
Before we left Sunday and had to clean the shoes on the cruiser
Oh and more proof of Baja Magic bumper repair.
And this was before the trip.
