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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Goodykoontz, post: 11687861, member: 82566"]it's not unlikely that the name Claro Martorelle is mispelled. there is this information about Claro Martorel:</p><p><br /></p><p>Claro Martorel was a local guide in Baja California who lived near the ruins of the Santo Domingo Mission</p><p>. In 1924, he guided an expedition, including J.J. Utt, to the San Antonio River to find trout, located about 40 miles by pack train from the Hamilton Ranch.</p><p>Key details regarding this account:</p><ul> <li><b>Location:</b> He resided near the Santo Domingo Mission, a historic site on the Baja peninsula.</li> <li><b>Role:</b> He acted as a guide for travelers exploring the rugged terrain of Baja California in the early 20th century.</li> <li><b>Expedition:</b> He helped locate trout in the river and a branch known as La Zanja, which feeds into the San Antonio River.</li> </ul><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Goodykoontz, post: 11687861, member: 82566"]it's not unlikely that the name Claro Martorelle is mispelled. there is this information about Claro Martorel: Claro Martorel was a local guide in Baja California who lived near the ruins of the Santo Domingo Mission . In 1924, he guided an expedition, including J.J. Utt, to the San Antonio River to find trout, located about 40 miles by pack train from the Hamilton Ranch. Key details regarding this account: [LIST] [*][B]Location:[/B] He resided near the Santo Domingo Mission, a historic site on the Baja peninsula. [*][B]Role:[/B] He acted as a guide for travelers exploring the rugged terrain of Baja California in the early 20th century. [*][B]Expedition:[/B] He helped locate trout in the river and a branch known as La Zanja, which feeds into the San Antonio River. [/LIST][/QUOTE]
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