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Todos Santos BCS Tops National Geographic’s List of Warm Weather Escapes

February 19, 2010 by jim.pickell  
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March 2010

National Geographic Traveler calls Todos Santos “the town Laguna Beach always wanted to be: a seaside artist retreat steeped in an historic Old California setting. (California’s history is rooted in these small Baja California villages.) Everywhere you turn, there’s a patch of antiquity waiting to be sketched: the mission church facing a centuries-old plaza, ruins of an old sugarcane mill, weather-beaten adobe walls painted in vibrant colors.” See http://tinyurl.com/tsbaja

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