Jesse - It may be old news to you but it new news again.

2 miles - No Reef Village has not fixed the road. I understand it is a combination of the rains and the tides. I have always been told the tides are highest in October.

If I were there I would take pictures but my neighbors are telling me they need to keep cutting through my back yard.

THANKS SCUBA, I GUESS THEN I WILL ALSO HAVE TO CUT THROUGH YOUR BACK YARD NEXT SATURDAY. SORRY (UNLESS I CAN GET A HOLD OF THAT CUSHMAN TRACKSTER THAT SIN WAS RECOMENDING).

Why not??? Everyone else does. Maybe I should put in a toll gate and start charging. Maybe pay a bone for each of my dogs to NOT have them chase you. :p

Scuba, i'll just have to steal a few bones from our two sheepdogs supply and pack them in my suit case. should i just toss them one while they are biting the tires on my cart?

ha ha

Jutt got back from up north, about 6 miles up.

The road is very bad and would not suggest driving past the Palapa Bar until we get a good week of constant sunshine and very little to no rain.

The road from the ferry to Reef Village is a few inches under water but passable. Some opt. to take a detour at the sign that say "Detour - Coco Locos" hmmm........ to avoid some of this.

Behind El Pescador is bad and behind Capricorn is reall bad, I was really suprised to get through in the old bucket I was in.

After all that has been said, the first building at Reef Village is coming along realy nice (As I noticed in passing). Beautiful looking structure. Wish them all luck in developing the area!! It's never an easy thing to do here.

SIN

Damn sin, I need to go a little bit past the palapa to just passed where the houses with the new cement walls along the road are. I know the road there is always bad even when it's dry. so i think i'll give it a try. (That is if that "wilma" bitch doesn't blow everything around!!!)

I'm curious as to if the new resort going up on the north not far from JE and owned by the same people are going front to back and taken care of the road? (meaning done away with it)

There should be a law enacted where that road is concerned that new property owners, irreguardless, of how much land is purchased it's their responsibility to maintain a roadway going thru their property, free of charge.

That's been in effect for years now. The only problem property is Journey's End as they were developed before a road right-of-way was planned.

Then I am assuming the new resort they are building will not be grand-fathered in and will have to adhere?

Hopefully so...