Quote: Originally posted by Terry28  | | We had a house at Buenaventura for 10 years, had this conversation many times with locals there....If the gates is there at all, open or closed ask
the rancher for permission.....no exceptions...Bob and Susan's answer is correct.....Just because someone else did it without asking does not make it
right....no matter how many times you did it..... |
So, tell the truth, straight up, Terry....
Did you sell out to TBH, or did you back MarK?
TELL IT LIKE IT IS.
Aside from that, the road from Hwy 1 to the East Bay road is open, I've never opened or closed a single gate IN TWENTY FREAKING YEARS, other than the
recent one put on the Highway exit for livestock only. IF you stay to the left, close to the bay, NO GATES.
SOMEBODY NAME ONE GATE BETWEEN HIGHWAY ONE AND PINTURTA CAÑON, OR THE MOST MAJOR POINT ACROSS FROM COYOTE. NAME ONE GATE. I've traveled that enough
to say BS to anyone, have taken dozens of tours to Pintura Cañon pictographs, andn 15 years worth.
There is a brand of people I call "The Last Pioneers"... they move in, with lots of buck$$$, and then slam the door behind them (i.e. "NIMBY
Door-Slammers" {NIMBY= Not In My Back Yard}). I'm guilty in a lot of it from the 70's to the '90's in the expansion of "Search of Solitude" of the
desert Southwest of the U.S., and I realized i'm an integral part of it, because I came , saw, and shared. The rest is history, same as Baja. Some
come and with LOTS of money, build a lighthouse and then dictate how things should be. THE LAST PIONEER: NOW THE DOOR IS LOCKED, I AM THE LAST.
Fine, keep your power structure to yourself.
I'll continue travelling to the Cañon Pinturas and the abandoned Ranchero watertanks, and Baja (Suzie? Sally?)'s old ruins until you pry my cold
dead hands off my steering wheel. Until then, I strongly suggest, as in all Gringolandias in Baja, that you tend to your own propriedades and
quit trying to rule everyone elses. |
