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December 19, 2009 11:07 PM

Baja’s waters call in different ways depending on where you are. 

On the Pacific side it demands your attention by spewing forth foam and spray, its endless waves crashing against rocks and stones.  You can feel the salt in your hair and taste it on your lips when the wind hurls delicate droplets toward shore. 

And when the night comes it roars rushing ever onward, still roaring in spite of the changing tides.  But it isn’t loud and obtrusive, no, it gently lulls you to sleep, rocks you til you wake in the grey dawn to find that the mist rose from its waters and unfolded itself, spreading wide and blanketing all that you see.  Then the sun rising higher scatters the damp mist away and lays bare the Pacific once more in its roiling, seething grandeur.

But this is not so with the waters of the Sea of Cortez.  Far from demanding your attention, your eyes are inexorably drawn unconsciously to its deep dark blue stillness. Yes, compared to the Pacific the Sea of Cortez is still and quiet.  It whispers; its waves curling dreamily over sandy flat shores, its warmth soothing and calm.

Two different coasts, one peninsula, a world to discover.

 

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