It's Official, it's Fadesa in Loreto

Spanish Development

Say goodbye to San Bruno.

Triste!!

San Bruno

Capt. Mike...

San Bruno is 30 klicks north of Loreto by boat.

There are some very distinctive cliffs when seen from the water.

It is also one of the best spots for yellowtail, and is renowned locally for roosterfish, cabrilla, and pargo.

With Loreto Bay to the south, and now this Spanish Development to the north, we're being hemmed in!!

Yikes!

San Bruno

Capt. Mike,

You certainly saw San Bruno in all its' glory.

There is a world class mangrove swamp there teeming with birds and underwater creatures and...............I'm getting depressed just thinking about it!!

I think we'll go up there to fish tomorrow, and love it for all its' worth.

And..........Dont forget what the Villas Group has planed for Ensenada Blanca........This type of out of control expansion is really ridiculous for this area because of the lack of water and infrastructure. Mexican political officials will most certainly sell out and be bribed to dish out permits for large desal plants and that will be just like signing a death sentence for the Sea of Cortez. The brine will end up killing what marine life is left. Even more riculous is the fact that there really is nothing all that great about Loreto as a world class resort area. Its very cold and windy all winter, extreemly hot and humid in the summer months and dry as a bone the other niceer 5 months out of the year. Its real charm lays in the fact it used to be a halfway authentic mexican town/ village. That will be lost forever.The only reason the developers are there now and are interested, is because there is no where else left to go...... and it has a somewhat convienient location to So. California. Its all happening right before our eyes. Maybe organizations such as Green Peace and Sea Watch-etc.,etc.. and the Surfrider Foundation can wake up more people to the urgency of stopping this type of ruination of this pristine desert landscape. Its so short sighted. When its gone, its gone forever!! To bad.

oh no, it's already there!

I remember when it looked like this.

Thank you Loretana for the website.......Hard to believe they also have plans for San Basillo and San Nicholas and Agua Verde.There is something very bogus going on here. Time will tell......And Old Hippie.....Time has told it all to me....because when I was a young lad of 7 years old in 1949, I learned how to surf at the Santa Ana River mouth. (It seems as only a few months ago)Its between Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. And now..... I am a old man with alot of blue water under my keel.......Some time in the early 1960s we lost the river mouth as a prime surf spot because they needed flood control for the building and development of Oarange County. I was last at the "Rivermouth" in 2006 watching human turds and toilet paper and tons of cheap plastic debris, washing into the Pacific. I shed a huge tear.. Its all happening right before our eyes.!!SAD.

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Originally posted by morgaine7 Is anybody familiar with FADESA's other projects in Mexico? Not that Guadalajara or San Miguel have the same environmental and infrastructure issues, but it would be interesting to know if the developers are likely to show more insight than those in charge at Loreta Bay. Four golf courses, sheesh ... you gotta wonder where they're gonna get all the golfers, let alone the water to maintain the facilities. Kate

I lived in San Miguel in the 60's. It was a beautiful colonial town. I drove thru there 10yrs. ago. It turned into a polluted sh*thole.

This is a town that is a designated Mexican national monument. "GOOD LUCK BAJA"

A historical Mexican town with fast food restaurants. Paradise for Gringo fat asses.

AND........ Dennis........It really didnt make any difference to us kids in those days. It was the "Aloha" spirit...... There was plenty for everyone...... Life was good... and we could buy a gallon "Red Mountain" for $1.49 cts.( to hell with Trader Joes 2 buck Chuck) Red Mountain was better stuff, and a six pack of " Busch Bavarian1/2 qts." for 79 cts...... and a dozen day old Winchell's doughnuts for 25 cts. ,and a 16 oz.jar of Skippy peanut butter for 25 cents, and some old foul cans of tuna and cheap white bread and you were good to go and live on the beach anywhere between San Diego and Oregon. .......No people in those days......Play with the young wild and crazy women and feel like a millionare. Now all these kids aspire to Hummers. Sorry for the rant!!!!!! I just had to much fun!!! ++C++

the stated scope is laughable, 4 frickin golf courses?! get real!
must be a lot of gullable euros about they can hood wink into deposits.
hell, the Spaniards are as goofy as the Mexicans politicos who pronounce unrealistic developments....aka the Nautical Escalera et al...

kBob & Jane. Your sure right about "change". I've been visiting San Bruno for about 15 years. It's at mp26 I believe. Junction is where the military check point is located. I was surprised to see the road fenced almost all the way to the beach???????? Anyone know who actually put up the fence? Also looks like someone is cultivating & growing something besides 'pot' in that area. Maybe it's for the future workers who will be there. Probably add another 1,500 workers into that area. I do swear that the blamed peninsula will break off one of these days somewhere south of Guerro Negro
Loreto Bay must be happy to hear about these developments. Will take the pressure off them for a while. Maybe a diversionary effort on their part. Maybe Loreto Bay is doing it under the name of other companies????
Maybe with Fonatur money behind it????? Nutin' funny about this!!! I can imagine what it will be like trying to drive down to Loreto in the future with all the "new owners" driving their vehicles down pulling trailers of furniture.
Might require another border crossing just to handle that traffic alone. Thought of flying down is beginning to maybe make more sense. Though I HATE FLYING> geeezzzz!!!!!

ha!! old hippie, you obviously have not a

clue when it comes to finances and how to retire...........
your assumptions about how BBers plan and manage $$
are laughable - maybe its the way you do it?!
i still work, sometimes.. and i have a TON of friends and assoc that either are retired late 40s and 50s or have situated themselves so that they can choose to work whenever they want to, or not at all.
none of them draw Social dole yet, a few have pensions licked in they earned - all are savvey $$ managers and investors.

and wishing ill economy to halt progress? - great, you show your colors...that's so very common of the left agenda when they can't make things happen for themselves, they want everyone to suffer alike.

attitudes like yours claim your own sooner or later - bunch of failing marooons.:moon:

So, you just fly over and pronounce it a "perfect place for a resort."

By the way, based on your description you were looking at San Basilio and San Juanico to the north.

Maybe the Spaniards are lost too.

"So, you just fly over and pronounce it a "perfect place for a resort." sayeth Sr. Alley...


sure!! how do you think i find my spec lots?!


and yeah.............i have been lost many times, part of the fun doncha know!

Amir,

The right wing vilify those not very rich as inferior, unimportant and therefore not worthy of existing, and certainly not entitled to any sort of help. They also vilify people with advance college degrees as "elitist". That should tell you something about the IQ in that gene pool. They are also easily identifiable by their signature......name calling.

The comedian, Stephen Wright says, "The trouble with the gene pool is that there are no lifeguards".

Amil, Please add me to the "marooon" list. The pot at the end of the rainbow, at least to me, is the road to enlightenment, not the bank. CaboRon

i like inflation.s i too have propertys and inflation lets me pay them off with cheaper dollars
but then early retirement and money is usally had by doers
not people who are trying to stop them (excepty lefty lawers) lol

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