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| We traveled through many small towns heading south. Horse back is common. |
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| The highway is quite narrow, there are no shoulders to pull over. We would stop completely for large vehicles to pass. I was very nervous on blind curves. Thankfully, Ed is a good driver. |
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| The desert is quite beautiful this time of the year. |
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| The boulders tower over the vehicles. We drove for many miles through this. |
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| Gas Pirates; they hope you didn't fill at the previous Pemex. Thankfully, our guides told us that certain stations were a mandatory fill. |
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| Some of the roads have natural springs running across them. If you take your time, you won't have a problem. Sometimes you will meet a big rig. |
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| We dry camped at a mountain ranch 1km south of Catavina. Ed enjoyed mountain biking through the country side. |
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| We enjoyed a Mexican bunk-house dinner at the ranch. |
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| Quite a few motorcycle groups travel the Baja highway. Unfortunately, this fellow crashed; the rider was okay. |
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| More gas pirates. |
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| A perfect picture of the desert. |
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| A brave or (crazy) person, biking. I hope he got a bumper sticker stating," I Biked The Baja". |
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| One of many military check stops. They are looking for guns and drugs. Very pleasant young men. |
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