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Dave & Louise’s Teardrop Trailer Adventures Dave & Louise’s Teardrop Trailer Adventures Menu and widgets home Post List My Old Site Contact Links Search for: home Post List My Old Site Contact Links Recent Posts Baja Mexico Part 2 Baja Mexico trip Winter 2015 Part 1 Crossing the border Welcome! Solar Fridge Project Pt Mugu Fishing Trip 2012 Categories build Projects Travel Uncategorized Welcome! Hi and Thanks for stopping by. I’ve rebuilt the website to make it far easier to update & add to. Some articles have been transferred into the new version of the website, and many have not yet. Scroll down for more articles! Click here for the original and more complete web site which includes all the older articles: https://td.roughwheelers.com/index1.html Dave Featured Format Status Posted on April 29, 2015 January 15, 2019 Categories Uncategorized Baja Mexico Part 2 [Show slideshow] Format Gallery Posted on May 30, 2017 May 30, 2017 Categories Travel Leave a comment on Baja Mexico Part 2 Baja Mexico trip Winter 2015 Part 1 Crossing the border We meet up at the Casa De Cambio After days of rushing around preparing, packing, buying tires, & making repairs, we got 2 hours of sleep & left for Baja Mexico at 6am Dec 19, 2015. Brian’s cat got out & was lost for a couple of hours so we (Dave & Louise) waited for them to catch up while we had breakfast south of San Diego & tried our best to follow some very incorrect directions to the Tecate border crossing to meet Brian & Annie. (Take 94 to end, then….”) which wasted 90 minutes & 30 miles & put Brian & Annie waiting ahead of us. Finally met up with Dan, Brian, & Annie at a Tecate CA gas station & Casa de Cambio where we exchanged our American dollars for Mexican Pesos (exchange less than US$1,000 to avoid paperwork). This was THE best exchange rate we saw the whole trip. Got our papers stamped at border (more on that). Louise & I did our tourist card visa paperwork in advance via the nice people at Discover Baja travel club , who mailed the Mexican car insurance and validated visas to us for a small service fee. But (if you get it exactly right, which we didn’t) it would have been just as easy toPage 1 Page 2 … Page 5 Next page Proudly powered by...