It actually rained yesterday
There haven’t been too many days I’ve been down here in Baja where it’s rained on me. Yesterday in La Paz was the first time I’d ever been in town when it happened. I really don’t know why it was such a big deal, but I guess it was just the fact that it doesn’t happen all that often down here. It’s interesting to watch, because the way people react is great. Back home, when a big snow storm is about to roll through is about the closest thing I can compare it to. Everyone was out covering things with their jackets and boots on. It was almost comical, because the rain only lasted about 4 hours.
We are on a photo trip this week, so there’s going to be lots of great opportunities for pictures. I’m pretty excited about getting to go to some of the lectures the staff will be giving on photography as well. I hope to get a step ahead in my photo abilities this week. I believe that the next trip is a photo trip as well, all the better for me.
Santa Rosalia is on the itenerary this week as well. This is a great little town on the border of Baja California and Baja California Sur, which is basically the middle of the peninsula on the east coast. The claim to fame her is the squid fishing, but there is also quite a bit of history from the town copper mining days. I haven’t had a chance to get out all too much here, so I hope to and get some pictures as well. We will be there on monday.
