Celebrating our third year anniversary, Jim and I went to the outskirts of Todos Santos on the Pacific Ocean. We stayed at a resort which had the stuff I like–pools, gardens, swim-up bar, spa, must-be-on-the-beach accommodations. But, it also had that glamping vibe, that is, we stayed in a Palapa hut watching and chatting with resident “beach bum”surfers and the locals who paraded up the beach trying to sell you a hat. Our conciergie steered us in the right direction for authentic street tacos and sublime Mexican meals. Going to sleep to the sound of the waves is the craving that propels me to take on odd jobs to afford going in the first place. Which shot do you like the best?
Cindy Bruchman 
Oh wow! What a beautiful place, and most excellent photography!
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ohhh, thank you. Practicing…More to come.
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Green Moss
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Hey, thank you, Jen! It was great to get away.
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I vote for room with a view. You look out on the Pacific from the north and eight minutes drive from where I live I look out on the South Pacific. My happiest childhood memories and current pleasure centers around the great Pacific Ocean. Many of my travel years were flying over that beautiful ocean in commercial and small planes. Enjoy your time there.
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Hi Ian. I like how dramatic it is. One day it was misty and chilly. The next clear and warm. The high tide was at 1 AM, so while sleeping it sounded fierce and bellowing. Loved it!
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They are all keepers. I tend to favour the ’Room with a View’.
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Thank you! There’s nothing like the feeling of privacy next to an immense, eternal presence.
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How very cool, Cindy!
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Thanks, Mike. I believe you see the Pacific Ocean daily, yes? Sitting out here in the AZ desert, it was heaven.
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Whenever possible, I give this coast a glance as much as I can. Thanks, Cindy.
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They’re all good but my favourite is the “10 ft wave”.
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It was entertaining learning how surfers decide which/how/when a wave is worth chasing.
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The second – for its composition and glassy reflection
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Great! Derrick, you noticed the glassy reflection. Thanks for that.
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That Red Snapper could feed a family! I like the view from your room. I could probably live out my life looking at that.
Happy anniversary, and I hope you are well.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Hi Pete! Yes, the snapper was so delicious. Four of us ate our fill and the leftovers when to the Captain and our host’s families. Nothing went to waste.
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Im going the ten foot wave as my favourite but I love you with the Snapper. I cook a mean Vietnamese Snapper. If everyone deserved a holiday after the past couple of years. Its you. Enjoy.
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Oh, Lloyd. Thanks for that, my friend. I’m feeling about 80 percent mentally. Physically, I cut out carbs and sugar and am amazed how much better I feel. Thanks for asking. I bet your recipe is great. It was a mild fish and a spicy version sounds lovely. Hope you are well, my friend.
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I will! Thank you.
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Oh, Lloyd. Thanks for that, my friend. I’m feeling about 80 percent mentally. Physically, I cut out carbs and sugar and am amazed how much better I feel. Thanks for asking. I bet your recipe is great. It was a mild fish and a spicy version sounds lovely. Hope you are well, my friend.
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Cabo is one of my favorite places, and that Red Snapper is incredible…I hope you cooked up a feast!
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Hi John! I remember your posts with your daughter swimming in the water. We opted to rent a car and drive up the Pacific an hour outside of Todos Santos. The resort was fine for us. Down to earth and no crowds. Really great! Yes, that Snapper was mighty tasty. It was shared with three families. I love it down here. It’d be easy for me to be an ex-pat.
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We loved how perfect the weather was, all of the activities available, andjust how nice everyone was….a great place to escape to!
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I concur!
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Beautiful. Picking a favorite is impossible. 🙂
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I must say all of these pictures are beautiful Cindy 🙂 Anyway, keep up the great work as always 🙂
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Thank you, John. I appreciate it.
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Beautiful.
and there’s gonna be a nice dinner tonight.
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We had her for lunch. Delish.
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Amazing photos, Cindy!! So jealous you get to go to Baja. Look at you w/ that Red Snapper!
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I have never deep sea fished before. I had a lot of fun! Usually I find it boring waiting for something to bite my hook. This was great — the fish were everywhere.
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That’s so cool.. ❤
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Thanks! A special spot, for sure.
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