Todos Santos, like most places around the cape and along the west coast of southern Baja, expected the worst and got off easy. Very little damage is reported. Many businesses are closed for the day, very little public observed on the streets. We had an acquaintance drive past Todos Santos enroute to La Paz and this is all we can state until we start a loop visiting all areas from the East Cape to La Paz. We found some storm images and videos related to the area south of Todos Santos and Kathy Gordon from Hacienda Cerritos gave us permission to publish them. This would be the best way to share some of the aftermath of the storm in that area and how well things turned out overall. The map below indicates for you the area in which the images were taken.
Video footage taken during storm at Hacienda Cerritos
Sure hoping those 2 guys holding the palm tree knew when to let go…..
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Todos Santos is situated 50 miles south of La Paz and 46 miles north of Cabo San Lucas at the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna. The town looks to the Pacific Ocean among the greens of the rich farm crops, the palm groves, the mango and avocado trees and the canebrakes of the Valle del Pilar. Todos Santos was established as the site of the mission of Nuestra Senora del Pilar de La Paz, by father Jaime Bravo in 1723. It reached the status of mission with the name of Santa Rosa de Todos Santos, in honor of its benefactor, dona Rosa de la Pena.
[...] by Kathy Gordon from Hacienda Cerritos reflects a little on the hurricane in that area. Visit Todos Santos BCS / Hacienda Cerritos for more images and a hurricane video. Across the region, the local hotel association estimated [...]