Across a big river and up a big mountain; The tale of La Ruta de la Independencia Part 3
And on we went to Cuiteco, crossing Bahuchivo, taking the lower dirt road.
A nice day to wheel with your friends.
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The Friendly Mexican Ejercito. Doing a hard and underfunded job.
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When you see the railroad it only means you are getting closer to somewhere.
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Our Tijuana friends, a diesel van sure comes handy when you have to pull a JK across the sierra.
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Toño, our Navojoa Main man, showing us how not to get close to the Cuiteco Creek fall.
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The Cuiteco Lower road, if you can only ride on one road in the copper canyon, make sure its this one
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Etiquetas: Ruta de la Independencia
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