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torch
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I didnt even see the trailer. NICE
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elskel
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Pescadero Palapa -
Pescadero palapa completed last month. It is 21' between the posts and the cost was $2,300. I highly reccomend the local builder.
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elskel
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Pescadero Palapa - another look
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elskel
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Pescadero Palapa - another look
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elskel
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Pescadero Palapa - another look
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woody with a view
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DAMN Good!
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elskel
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Pescadero Palapa - another look
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woody with a view
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Twas ours for a week or so
rosarito beach goes off......
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fishabductor
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Holy doubles....elskel
Nonetheless...nice palapa....However I wouldn't go reccommending him until the palapa has weathered a hurricane or 2. That is when you know the guy is
a good palapa builder.
they all look pretty until a huricane comes along...at that point you'll know if its a quality job.
$2300 is a smokin deal. Is that including all materials and labor? how many cajas of palm leaves did it require?
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tiotomasbcs
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I heard of a Palapero named Kanacho that does good work?!Especially if
you pay him up front!:fire Verdad, RT!!
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k-rico
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Santispac Palapa - Not mine.
Before they were all taken down.
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Pompano
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Palapas
Well, we followed the blueprint exactly..but this doesn't look quite right...
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Howard
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Senor Guillermo:
Wow, what a Palapa! I have a lot in Loreto that I will have a need for a Palapa. Can you recommend the person who built yours?
The lot is located in “Gringo Gulch” and the Palapa will be much smaller than yours, something to accommodate a 30-40 foot 5th wheel.
Also in need of cement slab built for the trailer, somewhere around 6 meters X 15 meters. Do you know someone that you can recommend for that job?
The person I have been using for building jobs seems like he is getting a little complacent with us and might be starting to take advantage of us
price wise.
Thank you
We don't stop playing because we grow old;
we grow old because we stop playing
George Bernard Shaw
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elskel
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Yes, Materials and labor. Not sure how many cajas. We will see one year how it holds up in a hurricane. The gentleman has been building his whole
life, but time will tell. As you know it is an art building a palapa, I have had a few built over the years and this looks solid.
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elskel
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Tomas, I stayed away from kanacho.
bk
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Pompano
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Our first palapa roof. Posada hill house built with 20" stone walls 1975-76.
The second owner gave it a metal roof. For good reason. You had to put your coaster 'on top' of your c-cktail glass to keep the bugs and debris from
falling in.
Cost of the grass roof back then...very, very little...but still cut into the beer budget.
By bajaroger at 2010-06-26
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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fishabductor
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Rock house's ROCK!!
I love them
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