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Comment: Seems the bizarre rock formations are carved by wind, not water.
100_1882 * Here is the loo for #2. It worked quite well, actually. All human waste is carried off the island. It was declared a Nature Conservancy in 2003. * 1392 x 1043 * (866KB)

100_1760 * Off on the skiff for another session of snorkelling. Typically we took the boat to the nearest good coral. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.14MB)

100_1775 * At each beach I took a hike into the hills. There are few trails, however. And plenty of loose scree. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.5MB)

100_1778 * There are a couple of sources of fresh water on the islands including this well at Candelero beach. Do not count on it, however! Carry enough water to get you through. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.16MB)

100_1785 * Gorgeous desert colours late in the day. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.88MB)
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100_1792 * On this hike we saw bats starting their evening feed. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.51MB)

100_1804 * Another amazing Baja sunset. * 2080 x 1544 * (656KB)

100_1816 * Isla Espiritu Santo. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.4MB)

100_1817 * Millions of oyster shells are heaped in middens on these islands. The Spanish enslaved pearl divers for decades >> until European disease killed them. * 2080 x 1544 * (1.53MB)

100_1825 * Gear provided by BOA was excellent & up-to-date. * 1324 x 992 * (646KB)
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