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Whattaboutme? Idonlikenodamniceerwater.

E - you need no invitation - drop in anytime - I keep plastic cups on hand just for you!

Bosses already left here - we're callin in quits in about 15 minutes and headin' out - k, e & mal: meet us for margaritas at my place - sunny and a warm 85 as we type

give it up corona steve,these people are in denial.work towards your goal of seeing a decent access road up north,I wish you all the success and hope someday to be part of the group who have a vision and dont let the naysayers divert them from their goals and dreams.they are the old and the obstructionist who have theirs and would keep you and everyone else out of the picture,
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I'm afraid it is you and Corona Steve that are in denial.

boricua, did you ever go and look at your property, either before you purchased as advised, or since your purchase? In the rainy season?

SPEAKING OF RAINY SEASON, COULD SOMEONE THERE TELL ME ABOUT THE CONDITION OF THE ROAD FROM THE CUT TO ABOUT WHITE SANDS? I WILL BE THERE ON OCT 22 AND AM NOT SURE IF I SHOULD RENT A CART OR TAKE THE WATER TAXI. I'VE BEEN THERE WHEN THE ROADS WERE WET BUT I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO USE AN OUTBOARD MOTOR TO GET MY CART THRU THE WATER.

Seashell
I did a lot of research before I purchased the property, and I call it, location, location, location. and yes, have been to property before I bought, and twice after I purchased it.
The area is just north of Blue Reef, and will get power in a few months. I also look forward to being part of the North, and hope I can contribute to the safe and controlled development.
Your turn to give me a little insight into whether you own property, and how you would proceed, or would like to see the North look like. Enough said on this road subject for now.
Thanks to all those who support me.

Everyone thinks of rainy season and nothing but months of pouring down rain, winds, hail, snow and everything else. In all actuality, the rainy season can be nice and refreshing.

I've been on the caye about 10-15 times during rainy season and guess what? Only once did it rain and that was for about 15 minutes and was very welcomed.

Personally 2 miles, I'd take a water taxi. I am assuming you meant upon your arrival and stepping off tropic or maya, then rent a cart? Unless you plan on using the cart a lot, then it might be worth it. shrug...

DENNY, I HAVE ALWAYS RENTED A CART, (CHOLO'S WILL PICK ME UP AT AIRPORT) BUT WAS WONDERING JUST HOW BAD THE ROAD IS NOW. IF IT IS REAL BAD THAN I WOULD TAKE A TAXI FROM TROPIC TO FIDOS AND ISLAND FERRY TO MY CONDO. BUT I HAVE A LOT OF STUFF I'M BRINGING DOWN AND A LOT TO DO IN TOWN SO IT WOULD BE BETTER TO JUST RENT A CART IF THE ROADS ARE PASSABLE.

HEY TWO MILES!!!! CAN YOU HEAR ME??!!!??!!!!

I got some e-mails (I'm in the states right now) from my northern neighbors saying the road from the pull ferry past Reef Village is underwater.