+ Follow EL DORADO RANCH Tag
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[Title] => Wherever we may roam
[Summary] => It is about a five hour drive from Orange County to this Mexican sleepy fishing town of San Felipe, overlooking the calm Sea of Cortez on the east side of the Baja-California Peninsula. San Felipe is like most Philippine coastal towns where life seems very slow, where people are more laid back compared to us —— businessmen from the metropolitan areas of the US.
A few days away from cellphones, the Dow Jones, TV news or dailies certainly renews one’s spirit, preparing it for the demands of business and family.
[DatePublished] => 2002-06-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => A VOICE FROM AMERICA By Ernie D. Delfin
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EL DORADO RANCH
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A few days away from cellphones, the Dow Jones, TV news or dailies certainly renews one’s spirit, preparing it for the demands of business and family.
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[AuthorName] => A VOICE FROM AMERICA By Ernie D. Delfin
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