sudden movement re destruction of the new pier - Page 6

Dallas91 · 07-20-2006

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Originally Posted by blondeandblue

It looked just like that last week, too. Probably the same guard. He looked really bored.

It looked the same back in May and I agree, probably the same guard. Of the 6 days we were there, it was only (maybe) used once as one of the yellow ferries parked on the north side of it for about an hour. Not really sure why and I did not see anyone getting on/off the ferry there. Personally, if it's not in use, I wish they would level it. It does obstruct the view and is really nothing more than an eyesore.

Twink27 · 08-11-2006

Hi all,

I'm new here and have a question about Aquaworld, which is the business responsible for this pier (or so I've read). Can anyone tell me about who owns Aquaworld? I've found this name: German Orozco Sarro. A good friend of mine met a guy online who claims that he and his grandfather own Aquaworld, and I think he's not quite on the up-and-up. Any information you can provide would be helpful, thanks.

Maverick69 · 08-14-2006

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Originally Posted by Twink27

Hi all,

I'm new here and have a question about Aquaworld, which is the business responsible for this pier (or so I've read). Can anyone tell me about who owns Aquaworld? I've found this name: German Orozco Sarro. A good friend of mine met a guy online who claims that he and his grandfather own Aquaworld, and I think he's not quite on the up-and-up. Any information you can provide would be helpful, thanks.

You think ?

Jessie James · 09-11-2006

We would be happy to not see that pier next time in town. We would as well love to see that butt friggin' ugly concrete bank gone from the water. It obviously didn't improve their beach. The beach gets sucked away and brought back in a flash there. I bet that bank as well prevents GPR from getting their beach back. It's pretty silly to think you can control the force of the ocean.

Dixie B · 11-12-2006

Anything new on this in the past two months?

Hoberg · 11-14-2006

There was an article about this in Por Esto yesterday:

http://www.poresto.net/v06/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9269&Ite mid=30

**james** · 11-14-2006

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Originally Posted by Hoberg

There was an article about this in Por Esto yesterday:

http://www.poresto.net/v06/index.php...9269&Itemid=30

Well, that's really about green violations by the Real Hotel group.

Hoberg · 11-14-2006

Ehm.. I need to improve a lot on my spanish...
I (think I) can see now that they are not mentioning the pier but rather the sandbags that are causing erosion to the area south of it. Same effect as the pier.

Bluespicker · 11-29-2006

Are they still using the pier for cruise ship tenders?

GloriaGloria · 11-30-2006

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Originally Posted by Hoberg

Ehm.. I need to improve a lot on my spanish...
I (think I) can see now that they are not mentioning the pier but rather the sandbags that are causing erosion to the area south of it. Same effect as the pier.

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I can help you with your spanish anytime. In fact I am a Spanish/English teacher and I love it. I meet wonderful people and have a great time

**ryberg** · 12-01-2006

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Originally Posted by Bluespicker

Are they still using the pier for cruise ship tenders?

Nope.

Haven't seen anything at all like that for a long, long time.

Steve

Bluespicker · 12-01-2006

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Originally Posted by ryberg

Nope.

Haven't seen anything at all like that for a long, long time.

Steve

Thanks Steve. Last Feb. it was strange to see the cruise ships docked in Playa and disgorging at the pier. Nothing wrong with it just different.

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Twink27 sandflea Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1	about Aquaworld...? Hi all, I'm new here and have a question about Aquaworld, which is the business responsible for this pier (or so I've read). Can anyone tell me about who owns Aquaworld? I've found this name: German Orozco Sarro. A good friend of mine met a guy online who claims that he and his grandfather own Aquaworld, and I think he's not quite on the up-and-up. Any information you can provide would be helpful, thanks.

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Hoberg sandflea Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 6	There was an article about this in Por Esto yesterday: http://www.poresto.net/v06/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9269&Ite mid=30 Last edited by Hoberg : 11-14-2006 at 09:36 AM.

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09-11-2006	#79 (permalink)
Jessie James beachaholic Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 438	We would be happy to not see that pier next time in town. We would as well love to see that butt friggin' ugly concrete bank gone from the water. It obviously didn't improve their beach. The beach gets sucked away and brought back in a flash there. I bet that bank as well prevents GPR from getting their beach back. It's pretty silly to think you can control the force of the ocean.

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Dixie B very sparkly Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Fort Wayne IN Posts: 33	Anything new on this in the past two months?

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Hoberg sandflea Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 6	Ehm.. I need to improve a lot on my spanish... I (think I) can see now that they are not mentioning the pier but rather the sandbags that are causing erosion to the area south of it. Same effect as the pier.

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Bluespicker añejo Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Rural Mankato,Minnesota Posts: 2,519	Are they still using the pier for cruise ship tenders?

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