Makoville update

[Iceman]

days of your youth..........this was the way it was just 7 years ago

[Denis_Ruso]

Hey all,

I'm going to be searching the internet for some answers today since we leave tomorrow night.

Trying to figure out the below.

1. Is the La Poma restaurant stocked on food? Could we eat there every night for a week?

2. How is the road going up the 5 to Gonzaga from the 1 & 5 intersection?

3. Does Gonzaga Pemex still have gas?

[DavidT]

Originally Posted by Denis_Ruso

Hey all,

I'm going to be searching the internet for some answers today since we leave tomorrow night.

http://forums.bajanomad.com/today.php has a couple of threads on road conditions, etc. and somewhere in there a link to a Puertecitos facebook page.
Fair warning though: that forum often dissolves into insults and backbiting.

[DavidT]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/400767196648940/
Puertecitos page.

[Denis_Ruso]

Originally Posted by DavidT

https://www.facebook.com/groups/400767196648940/
Puertecitos page.

Thanks, i’m already on both of those pages.

More looking for information which isnt already out there.

Scratch the road conditions question, we decided to do a bit of offroading. So we’ll be going down the 5. Slow and steady.

[goldenglory18]

This post really makes me want to trade in my 2x4.....

Hope everyone makes it down (and out) safely!

- Kenny

[ProfessorLongArms]

No way I’ll be comfortable outfitting a setup in time.

Stay safe down there everybody! I hope to catch a trip in 2019

[flyfishinsteve64]

Originally Posted by Iceman

days of your youth..........this was the way it was just 7 years ago

I miss this Baja the good ole days

[makobob]

Originally Posted by flyfishinsteve64

I miss this Baja the good ole days

NICE, we passed that spot from camp two days ago. ROADS are passable with 4WD. The pacific route takes 10 hours and is easily doable with a normal car. Drive from Chapala to Gonzaga was a breeze best I have ever seen it, only 16 miles off road and 6 new miles paved.