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New post on Mako-ville


The scattering of ashes
by Makobob
The ashes of a loved one are sacred. They represent a life lived. I want mine scattered in mako-ville. To join again with my grand dad. Grand Fathers are here. Other ashes have been spread on our beach. You might consider having some of yours scattered here.

When I pass, looking out over the Sea of Cortez would be HEAVEN. For me it is my paradise on EARTH. I could be very happy spending eternity over looking my paradise. Some of you might feel the same. If you feel this way it can be arranged.

Ashes in paradise
Isla San Luis Gonzaga at daybreak

Our beach is about a mile and a half long. The view is of Isla San Luis Gonzaga, which sits 4.8 miles off our beach. Looking left stretch the Islas Encantadas. Also known as the Enchanted Isles, at times the seem to FLOAT on the Sea. A beautiful sight to behold. Further south are other fabulous areas.

ashes in their final resting place
150 feet above the Sea a place for my ashes

This cliff is above the Sea, north and behind Punta Bufeo. The view stretches from Isla San Luis Gonzaga on the left, all the way to Isla La Guardia almost 60 miles to the south. The usual winds blow from your back out onto the Sea. A beautiful place to camp, maybe forever.

Ashes in paradise
A place to rest in peace.

Baja once every 20 years
The miracle of water in the desert. Dry lake bed weeks after a storm. Located behind Punta Bufeo.

Here I lay broken hearted
Pilot whales resting in the desert, close to the seas they swam

In a few years I will be here in my paradise in mako-ville. There is room for others. Everyone with Baja in their hearts are welcome to follow me here. I will happily rest here forever, sorry, I am a little emotional right now. If you want to join me here just post. If you join me now we can enjoy Baja at her finest. If you follow later, then sleep in paradise knowing others share your resting place. Tight Lines amigos.

Sorry pictures at mako-ville.com