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by William Scott Koenig
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This vintage-style postcard from Tijuana, Mexico evokes the golden age of south of the border travel, circa 1950s. Perfect for lovers of all things... more
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This vintage-style postcard from Tijuana, Mexico evokes the golden age of south of the border travel, circa 1950s. Perfect for lovers of all things Baja California! This vintage-style postcard makes the perfect fine art print, tote bag, note card set, puzzle, tee-shirt, and more. Collect the entire “Postcards from Baja California” collection. The entire collection includes: Ensenada, Mexicali, Ojos Negros, Puerto Nuevo, Rosarito Beach, San Felipe, San Quintin, Tecate, Tijuana, and the Valle de Guadalupe.
San Diego-based lifestyle writer and photographer W. Scott Koenig is founder of the blog AGringoInMexico.com, author of the book 7 Days in The Valle: Baja California Wine Country Cuisine and has written for Discover Baja Travel Club, Destino Los Cabos, DiningOut San Diego and SanDiegoRed. Scott organizes and conducts professional and private culinary tours of Baja California and has assisted with film and video productions in the region. He has worked with the Food Channel, the BBC, KPBS and the Culinary Institute of America (CIA). Scott's photos are from all around Mexico, with a focus on Baja California.
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