Pino Cacucci ... I met with him in Mexico before you get there.
His new book: "Whales know"
"You say California and think of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, the sandy beaches of Malibu, the studios Hollywood. But, just below, there is another California, in mid-nineteenth century was able to resist the advance of U.S. troops and maintain its integrity and independence. And the Baja California, Mexico California: the longest peninsula in the world, nearly two thousand kilometers driven into the heart of the Pacific Ocean. Pino Cacucci is back in "his" and tell Mexico to cross from south to north, from La Paz to the border in Tijuana. Along the Carretera Federal I, also known as Transpeninsular, has collected stories of pirates and buried treasure, Jesuit missions and abandoned, the Indians and lost travelers. In the Footsteps of Steinbeck, who traveled here in 1940, has rediscovered tales of queens and giant pearls. And of course you are immersed in the wonderful nature of the Baja in the vast expanses of cactus, in the lunar landscape of salt marshes, in mountains that have shaped women. And in the enchanting bays where the whales come close happy to play with the boats of fishermen. Because Mexico was the first country, more than sixty years ago, to put money aside for these protected animals mysterious intelligence, and they know it - they certainly understand - that all men are not murderers, and that here lives a 'more authentic humanity, a humanity more friendly. "
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