nklr police state (was baja)

[trala@aol.com]

Well said Nels, as inviting as the late Dan Rosen's videos of Mexico's Copper Canyon seemed, it is still a whole different country. I believe my adventurous needs will be well served by annual visits to my favorite Colorado trails. Bonus, most times I don't have to get shots at the border to get in, woo HOO! Happy Trails, Dean : )

[George Basinet]

trala@... wrote:

> Well said Nels, as inviting as the late Dan Rosen's videos of Mexico's Copper > Canyon seemed, it is still a whole different country. I believe my > adventurous needs will be well served by annual visits to my favorite > Colorado trails. > Bonus, most times I don't have to get shots at the border to get in, woo > HOO! Happy Trails, Dean : ) >

The worst thing about Copper Canyon is that there are no Motorhomes, Condos or Golf Courses. No Mac/Starbucks either for that matter. The only down side is that Batopilas is a 'dry' town. I wonder what the Spanish for bootlegger is. George Escondido, CA

[Richard Ohnstad]

++6> The worst thing about Copper Canyon is that there are no Motorhomes, Condos or

> Golf Courses. No Mac/Starbucks either for that matter. The only down side

is

> that Batopilas is a 'dry' town. I wonder what the Spanish for bootlegger

is.

> > George > Escondido, CA>

Dry town??? hmmmm. I remember siting around the courtyard at the very plush Hotel Mary drinking something, and I don't think it was soda pop. Either Batopilas isn't a dry town, or Pancho Villa MotoTours did an even better job than I gave them credit for. Richard in Tucson 94 KLR650 86 VFR750

[k650dsn@aol.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., MWeaver@n... wrote:

> gee, what a great idea. that would make it harder for DNA testing to > expose whenever an innocent person was imprisoned or executed. why > not just allow the police to kill whoever they feel like. > mw

A small price to pay for an obedient society. Gino

[Bogdan Swider]

> > > > The worst thing about Copper Canyon is that there are no Motorhomes, > Condos or > Golf Courses. No Mac/Starbucks either for that matter. The only down side > is > that Batopilas is a 'dry' town. I wonder what the Spanish for bootlegger > is. > > George > Escondido, CA >

I somehow found myself at the bootleggers house, purely by accident mind you. That was for beer. A bigger problem was up in Creel. I wanted to take some Hornitos down just in case I might want to drink some; you never know. They wouldn't sell it to me till 11:00 am thus delaying my descent. A small group of locals got a kick out of watching me pour a liter of tequila into a metal Sigg bottle. Bogdan