Wild Wild West
ANL
Presents: A 30 minute film on Rancho
Migrino, Todos Santos and Pescadero. The history, the real estate, the
nature, the culture, the lifestyle, the experience.
In the mid 1800's the United States frontier moved west. Gold Rushers
scoured the state and soon lawlessness dominated the landscape. The cowboy
outlaws of the Wild West characterized California for decades. A grab for
land, for wealth, and for outlaw justice ruled.
California's population exploded, the rule of law, bureaucracy and
politics seized the state.
By 2010, any vestige of the old West was relegated to films and museums.
Except
one.
South of the United States Mexico border a stretch of California, equal in
length to the U.S. State of California, remained free of all that
civilization had to offer. American, Californian, and Wild. Lawless,
ungoverned, land -- the best land imaginable bordered by the Sea of Cortez
to the East and the Pacific to the West.
This beautiful untamed desert, surrounded by rich deep blue waters and
saturated with warm sun, thrives as the last of survivor of California's
early pioneer days.
Today's travelers almost always arrive by plane or ship to Cabo San Lucas,
though it is very possible to drive from San Diego to Cabo and witness
first hand the unparalleled spectacular scenery.
Arriving at San Jose del Cabo International Airport, hardly reminds anyone
of anything other than modern day California. The drive along 'The
Corridor' is more like driving through an upscale San Diego resort area
than anything else.
However, after enjoying the last bits of American civilization, the
traveler meets head on with California's untamed unpopulated beauty, where
desert crashes into the surf. The police are just as likely to rob you as
help you. Everything is done and had for a price. Taxes are nil,
regulations are nil, justice is meted out by 'law' enforcement, an
essentially lawless frontier in all it's native glory!
Here, 30 miles north of Cabo San Lucas, at Rancho Migrino, an early
pioneer settler and land baron, by the name of ............ has built a
home and soon a town......
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