I am Alfred Snider. In 1960, my father started work on a piece of beach property in Baja California. It was on a small bay and the village was called Puertecitos. It is 52 miles south of San Felipe, a small port city at the northern end of the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California). I have kept the place in the family and use it as my escape vacation home. I try and go there each May and December. My Calendar

http://debate.uvm.edu/tunacalendar.html will tell you.

We have no telephone service, electricity when we run a generator to recharge laptop & ipods, no running water, and a flush toilet that operates on sea water you carry up from the beach right in front of the house. The house is a three bedroom structure built out of beautiful natural stone, and features a huge porch. The name "Snider's Snare" was given to it some 25 years ago, and seems to have stuck.