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bancoduo
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Developer to ruin the solitude of San Pedro Martir?
I suppose this is another eco- thing. Just when you think it can't get any worse BAM! 
[Edited on 7-4-2006 by bancoduo]
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roundtuit
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I guess here we go again. I' m running out of money with all these eco-things
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bancoduo
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Sounds a lot like the scam from the eco-lady from Colonet. I said that with great restraint so I would'nt get zapped.
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surfer jim
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I am betting you have NEVER even been there...from a "gringo nutjob in off road vehicle"...
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David K
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Hmmmm ???
Sounds like it must be right on the national park's southern boundry?
I bet it is a generation away in years before there is all that infrastructure... That is very difficult terrain (ask Jack Swords, Taco de Baja,
Mexitron and any others who hiked to Mision San Pedro Martir), which is where this place sounds like is near.
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Sharksbaja
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Internet, power, bla bla bla http://realestate.escapeartist.com/P-2001750/
10,200 acres each with utilities, skiing, snowboarding. COOL! NOT!
What a con.
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Capt. George
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ski lifts, snow mobiles?
how do hyou build a Mexicano snowman...the mustachio is the hard part.
count me in for 241 and a 3rd hectares! $6.00 down and .78 cents a month for eternity...Capt Mike, you in?
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bancoduo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by surfer jim
I am betting you have NEVER even been there...from a "gringo nutjob in off road vehicle"... |
I ski there every winter. What about you?
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Bruce R Leech
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I'm in where do I sign.
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Jack Swords
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Snow park? Golf course? This is a very remote and isolated area indeed. Medical care over the "high-speed internet"? I would really like to see a
map posted so we can see this development's location. The only clue is that it is 4 miles from Picacho del Diablo (but let's call it "enchanted
Mountain"...like Bahia Muertos is now Bay of Dreams). So, where is it exactly??? Sad.
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Capt. George
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not where it snows!
also, anywhere in Baja that has Polar bears is considered outside the restricted zone.
In fact, I'm going to import a Polar Bear to Punta Abreojos and rent him a room in the freezer at the co-op ......quick, get over there :moon:before the land-boom...
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pappy
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unreal! seems like some kind of scam to me, but who knows???
being among the jack swords crew that hiked to the mission there i can tell ya it is beautiful and rugged. i can't imagine the roads would stay good
for any length of time given the terrain and weather. i suppose they could have a parking lot at some trailhead and then you can hike in to your
cabin....
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Bruce R Leech
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SNOW SKI & BEACH BAJA(On the Same Day)!
1 acre improved lots (Power/Telephone/Hi-Speed Internet to property) are ONLY $11,800.00.
I think I would buy one of thease
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bajalou
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| Quote: | Originally posted by morgaine7
From their website:
| Quote: | | On one last note, all of our properties are outside the Restricted Zone. This means that foreigners can hold direct title to our properties.
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Silly me, I thought all of the Baja peninsula was in the restricted zone. |
There are several ares in Baja Calif that are out of the restricted zone - 50k from beachs and 100k from the border.
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There are several ares in Baja Calif that are out of the restricted zone - 50k from beachs and 100k from the border.
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Gee I thought that when they tweaked the Constitution to allow foreign ownership it made that law moot.
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Don't you guys realize this Bernie Woodard is very sincere and thinks he is doing a good service at least the man believes he is. One thing to
consider if he doesn't someone else will, That also goes for Colonet.
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Sharksbaja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by comitan
Don't you guys realize this Bernie Woodard is very sincere and thinks he is doing a good service at least the man believes he is. One thing to
consider if he doesn't someone else will, That also goes for Colonet. |
You mean he's not doing it for money? What a guy!!
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bajalou
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Sharksbaja
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There are several ares in Baja Calif that are out of the restricted zone - 50k from beachs and 100k from the border.
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Gee I thought that when they tweaked the Constitution to allow foreign ownership it made that law moot.
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No - no Fedicomiso required if not in the restricted zone.
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And in the San Felipe area - check out Valle Chico area |
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bajalou
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pappy, Mexitron, Jack Swords, Taco de Baja
Is there anything in the pictures on their website that give you a clue as to where it be?
Don't see the "Rancho La Encantada" on the INEGI topo's of the area.
thanks
[Edited on 7-4-2006 by bajalou]
No Bad Days
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| Quote: | Originally posted by lencho
| Quote: | Originally posted by Jack Swords
I would GUESS he's talking about (Rancho?) La Encantada, which indeed is about 4 miles WSW of the Picacho and about 8 miles from the observatory road.
This is clearly within national park boundaries but he claims that it is old property that is somehow exempt.
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In Mexico, it is common for both private and ejido land to be included within national park boundries. |
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