Part II Home Port Impact: DOWN BY THE PIER
In Part I last month we promised to get the facts straight from exclusive interviews with behind-the-scenes leaders of the Home Port construction project.
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Brother’s Pizza Now Under New Management—By Carlos and Michelle Hopkins of CS Supply!
Michelle says that while they will not be taking any items from the original menu, she is looking forward to making several additions to it, taking advantage of the 10 years she lived in Italy. One of those additions is homemade Lasagna using a recipe she brought back from Italy.
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“To see takes time” – Georgia O’Keeffe Years ago I learned the importance of letting...
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I finally got a waiter’s attention and ordered another Tecate Light. When it arrived I paid for it, grabbed a plastic chair that hadn’t been puked on, and found a spot on the beach that wasn’t directly under a speaker the size of a satellite dish. I don’t know why, but some people think the louder the music, the better it is. A guy about my vintage stood by my chair a while, and introduced himself as Scott Richards from Davenport, Iowa.
Read More15 things for cruise ship passengers to do in Rocky Point
Cruise ships in Rocky Point? Not quite yet, but harbor construction has started. Yes, if you drive toward Wrecked at the Reef on the road to Cholla Bay, you can see the breakwater jutting out into the Sea of Cortez. Don’t worry, reports from the government state that all precaution is being taken to minimize impact on marine life. It’s also been stated, in the press, that at least 440 meters of the 1280 meter breakwater has been completed since the project broke ground just a few months ago. The breakwater will be like a jetty pier with initially room for one cruise ship to dock and eventually another berth will be added as well as the creation of an entire cruise ship terminal and commerce center.
Read MoreCrossing The Border
Products which are prohibited to pass (Productos que están prohibidos pasar):
Animals, Plants, and Products Permitted at Touristic Level
Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
