Recent content by wendell

thank you

Stu-- isn't there some place else for political posts? This site is rockypointtalk, not portlandtalk

They also take credit cards and do not add any additional fee for their use

The science on seawalls was settled 40-50 years ago: Build a seawall----lose your beach. It is just common sense that if you put a wall that has moving water constantly hitting up against it, the sand is eroded away. As someone stated, the way to preserve the beach is to preserve the dunes...

You have probably have already planned for this, but bidirectional meters can cut your costs significantly

Name is Transportes Xpress. White vans with red/green logo

Just as you walk over the border there is an office for the shuttle between PP and Sonoyta. It is about 50 yds in from the border on your right. They have 6 shuttles a day and are very reasonable

Stuart-- if you still had your boat--you could become a tender captain and make just all kinds of money. Just don't quit your day job yet

I will bet you this never happens. just name the amount you want to lose

people need to look at this differently. selling price is not the most important thing--what you actually get in your pocket is the important number. Even if you bought before the crash it is hard to come out ahead selling today because of the difference in the peso exchange. Sales are...

I'm with Mondone--chances this will finished are not good and there will be just another big mess on our beach

Hey Stuart--do I need a passport now to get on your boat?

Building a sea wall will make the beach erosion worse. I know the federal zone officials in PP really push sea walls but they really are the worse thing you can do to try and prevent beach erosion. Native plants on the dunes is the best thing to prevent erosion

Roberto--It must have been a while since you were at Playa Encanto. I have a home there and live there about 7 months of the year. There are approximately 200 residences in Encanto, and the vast majority of them are single family homes. We have had electricity since 2011--and it is all...

have yet to see any jellyfish washed up or in the water on Playa Encanto