Spring 2023
THE BAJA CALIFORNIA ISSUE
[From the Editor’s Letter]
A Caravan trip across the U.S.-Mexico border was not something we expected to plan during our first semester in this role. But when it comes to the innate desire for exploration, Caravan is a community whose determination knows no boundaries and exceeds possibility. Picture five of us — Niko, Montse, James, Emily, and Lexie — huddled around a congested dining table, desperately piecing together logistics like a jigsaw puzzle. In moments when our fateful plans inevitably went awry, the unceasing hospitality of the Urbina family and the zeal of our members is what made this trip possible.
A HEAVY WEIGHT
On the complexities of international bodies
WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND
How to drive 16 People to Mexico (With Pictures)
TURNING STONES
Meandering Down The Alleys of Rosarito’s Mercado De Artesanias
THROUGH TINTED WINDOWS
500 Photos of Northern Baja
OBJECTS OF IMPERMANENCE
Caravan at the Marin County Fair
TACOS SIN CARNE
Reviewing vegan tacos from the Bay Area to Baja California
Coaxing Fictions from the Old Earth
Sound in Tijuana
Homecoming
A mosaic of themes and narratives
Ex Nihilo
Thinking about faith in Ensenada
Through the Looking glass
Exploring culture at Puerto Nuevo
Wanderlust
What 5,434 miles with Caravan has taught me about responsible tourism