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Lauriboats
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Looks refreshing
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capt. mike
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you must either not own a pool or
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Oh ya that's right! Nothing with leaves that would get in the pool. I guess its perfect. I guess i'll go to work now. |
have a weekly service on yours. Which is expensive to pay for.
i fought euc leaves for 10 years on my 1st pool and it cost me one premature re-plaster job. That's about 3 to 6 grand depending on size.
my second pool is surrounded by the proper plants, all beautifully planned to NOT ruin my pool's finish or create a maintenance nightmare to keep up
with cleaning daily.
And i do not employ a weekly service like some of my carefree neighbors can afford to do.
bogies are some of the worst offenders - too bad they look so nice, but really not for pool areas.
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vandenberg
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I'm with Mike. Try to keep any " shedding " type of plant or tree as far away from the pool as possible. Bougies are very bad. In Sacramento we had a
Japanese cherry tree which blossoms were a constant fight. Bloomed pretty much all summer. It belonged to who couldn't be persuaded to replace it with
another type of tree at our expense. Needless to say, we werent into the " good " neighbor pool. 
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Bob and Susan
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here in mulege "corona" is the distributer for "pacifico" and "modelo"
he also said i could get "bud"
the other company is "tecate"
it's either "blue" or "red"
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Russ
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I know I'm in the minority here but I like Red. Noche Buena(I think), Sol, XX, Red & Red lite.
Probably most have a preference for Blue though. And with the deposits you margin will be better. BUT, BUD? NOT!
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Phil S
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Bob & Susan. (also names of my brother in law & sister in law) Looks great. Glad that the beer isn't going to just be Corona. I also vote for
Mikes suggestion on the Boug's. We had three of the plants in Nopolo & what a mess. But what a visual delight!!!!!!
Do you have signs up on the highway yet. Danged if we've been able to located that "road" that leads to your place. Looked again last July when we
were down there. Maybe it's "can't see the trees for the forest" theory working here.
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Mango
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Your place looks great. I love the lighthouse and to pool looks very inviting.
I agree with Dennis and and recommend Pacifco beer. I have a Mexican friend that was starting a restaurant on the mainland coast. I told him to get
Pacifico instead of Corona... He sold out in 2 days. People were coming from all over town to his place to have a beer since you all you could get
was Corona or Sol everywhere else.
He thought I was a genius; but, it was really just all my years of "research" that led me to discover the perfect beer.
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Bob and Susan
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phil... look for the BIG lighthouse 
we're about a mile north of santispac
the light will be on in november
we do have a heater for the pool too...
propane powered...BIG DOG
the pool water today was 90 degrees
90 degrees is just nice...no heater needed right now
when we got the water delivered the water was 95 degrees HOT!!!
the water you get from the pump in town sure comes out HOT!!!
susan just got out of the pool and was COLD!!!
first time this summer she complained about being COLD!!!
you know...it was sure nice sitting around the pool this evening
its much better than garage living
air temp today was 92 degrees
night time last night was 83 degrees
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howat
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In the past I've camped many times at Santispac and the former Ecomundo, so know your area. Camping in the dirt is becoming less appealing to me as I
age gracefully. I usually pull my Cabo 216 down to fish the plentiful fishing spots outside the Bay. Do you allow boats? Have a launch area? Can
you moor there or are the winds too severe at times?
Congratulations on your new establishment in one of the most beautiful spots on this planet.
Dennis
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Cypress
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Bob and Susan. From where I come from 90 degrees is getting a little on the warm side. Bob, beware! Susan might put a lump or two on your noggin.
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Bob and Susan
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we have lots of parking for the boat
water to clean the motor out too
if you want to moor and its calm theres a spot i leave my boat
if you want to moor and its windy my neighbor has a safe harbor
i mean really safe
we have a couple of launch locations here
depending on the tides
we will assist with pulling her out if you get in trouble
"no boats left behind"
bring the wife and kids
they can stay onshore while you fish
we'll keep them busy
but...no babysitting
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Bob and Susan
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"From where I come from 90 degrees is getting a little on the warm side."
that's what a pools for
idaho is toooooo cold
we're from southern california...
90 is normal for the summer
below 60 and i'm freezing
last night it hit 80 degrees and we used a sheet
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Cypress
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Bob and Susan.  Agree! Idaho is nice in the summer, but summer is over.
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Pescador
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We had a birthday party last year in San Lucas Cove and brought two kegs of Corona and it was absolutely wonderful. Even the die hard Tecate drinkers
from the village imbibed very well. There is something wonderful about keg beer. Tecate does not, at this time, have kegs.
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Bob and Susan
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the "blue" truck came by yesterday...
i got 96 bottles of pacifico...
i've got a couple of weeks to get rid of them...
can't sell yet
stop by, visit, and get a free beer
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Russ
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96 bottles? That may last to Monday. Free beer always attracts a crowd. Let us know how the party went and how long the suds lasted.
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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Bob and Susan
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capt mike is comming with marv on marv's boat at 10 am
96 bottles may last till 12?????
do you think they'll know where to stop????
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Mexray
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Bob and Susan...
...do you allow pets...We'd like to bring our small flock of Canadian Honkers with us for a visit - they'll really like that nice, new fresh water
'lake' to splash and cavort in!
You do have a big filter and lots of Chlorine, don't you? If we stay for a couple of weeks, you'd have enough feathers floating around to make a nice
pillow!
According to my clock...anytime is \'BAJA TIME\' & as Jimmy Buffett says,
\"It doesn\'t use numbers or moving hands It always just says now...\"
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capt. mike
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why yes we did!!
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capt mike is comming with marv on marv's boat at 10 am
96 bottles may last till 12?????
do you think they'll know where to stop???? |
Susan came and got us in the water taxi!!
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
Now joined L. Ron Hoover\'s church of Appliantology
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Bob and Susan
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yes....
marv, his lovely wife cathy, and captn mike were our first visitors
since the pool was finished
susan took the dingy out to their boat to "bring 'um in"
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