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beachaholic
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: White Rock, B.C.
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If you purchase your lobsters directly from a wholesaler on the dock (there are locations in Nova Scotia which are educated in shipping fresh Lobsters) they will be well versed in the airline security procedures. Likely, the lobsters will be packaged and properly labeled so that you can add them to your checked luggage, or check the box on its own. I would also check directly with the airline you are using. |
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aņejo
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: nova scotia, canada
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reposado
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Posts: 1,188
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The move was yesterday. Just hooked up to internet today. The plane for home leaves on Friday. The beach is filling up, or at least what is left of the beach. 10th is almost done the plants went in yesterday another all night shift. Pics soon.
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life=playa
Join Date: Jun 2001
Posts: 951
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aņejo
![]() Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Playa del Carmen
Posts: 22,465
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They were scheduled to open 10th yesterday.
![]() Once finished (to 8th) the contractor is being fired. A new contractor will be hired to finish the project to 12th. They are looking at the logistics from 12th to Constituyentes. My guess is that work will begin in November and carry on through April of next year. Ya really think they learned anything from this fiasco? |
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aņejo
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: nova scotia, canada
Posts: 5,637
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yes i kind of thinking the same thing maya,,i may cook them and hide a few and take my chances on the green light...i have a hard case for a suitcase and it has a hard sided cooler inside,,,,so i can pack it full of pees and lobster ,,,,if im caught i aint out alot,,,20 bucks |
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aņejo
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: nova scotia, canada
Posts: 5,637
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the contrator should have been fired after the first 2 months,,,,i think that will happen as well, they will wait till the town is full before they start the next section,,,if they start it at all...too bad they couldnt have all worked together with some equipment,,,that job should have taken a couple weeks,,,but when you start handing out shovels while backhoes set on the street,,,ya know there is major problems... |
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reposado
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Posts: 1,188
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Hard to Keep up with the progress on 10th. It is like someone laid the law down. Construction is now 24/7 and the street is getting real close to being done. I see the street lights are going on the stands. But today street decorating. VERY LABOR INTENSIVE.
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