An owl that joined us at our first stop.
Climbing dunes.
Sunset on Day 1
Gulf of California. This was our campsite on Night 1, a little south of San Felipe.
Near San Felipe
Laguna Diablo
Dust devil in the distance. Sadly it dissipated before we got a chance to drive up to it.
at the San Marcos Dike Swarm
More dikes in the background.
Looking back upon our campsite for Night 2, Laguna Diablo on the Pacific side.
The Pacific Ocean
Cinder cones on the Pacific side of Baja
At the Marine Terraces site
At the Canon San Fernando stop.
Layer of volcanic tuff that was a consquence of the K/T impact.
Conglomerates at the K/T Landslide site.
Our campsite for Night 3, note the shadow of the photographer.
Our campsite for Night 3 also featured cows. I remember sitting around the campfire cooking dinner when we all hear a really loud MOOOOOO.
I saw some tourist trap thingy in El Rosario with a Starbucks sign painted on, so I tried to take a picture of it on the way back out. Unfortunately I was a bit too early. You can see a little bit of it on the right.
We pulled over on the way to our last campsite to let the motorcyclists practicing for the Baja 1000 pass.
Lighthouse at Punta San Jose
Beach cliffs at Punta San Jose
Ammonites
Sunrise on Day 5
Fog enveloped the lighthouse.
Nice shots of the cliffs plus lighthouse once the fog burned off.
This flag was "about the size of Montana," according to Jason.
Quite the amusing sign for a "Japanese Food Factory," even though the shop sold tacos and tortas... interesting...