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Colonial Zone Transformation
I still can't understand why you live here with your hate - poopoo everything here. I just don't get it.
it's not hate it's experience if good things happen to me I would write about it but unfortunately it hasn't and as far as me living here I live here because I like the weather I like to play golf and I like a lot of expats ..I hope that helps you
me thinks this is the best thing that could happen:
"Removing overhead wires"
of course, I'll be deceased by the time this actually happens
"Removing overhead wires"
of course, I'll be deceased by the time this actually happens
I don’t have any’bad’ experience stories but I live outside the tourist areas
Kinda like that thing they say about restaurants where people will tell many more persons about a bad meal than they will about a great meal.
yes I know at times I sound very negative but I really try to keep it real with my experiences
I get it JD trust me .I do love living in this country but sometimes it's unbearable the s*** I see and experience that leads me to trust very few
I lived in the Zona when they did the first phase. It was a disaster. 3 weeks no water or electricity. Noise. Dirt. Mud. They fixed something then had to refill it over and over. I think they learned a lot from the first phase, at least I hope they did. I had an entire picture album of it almost to the end then I just got tired of it all and gave up. https://colonialzone-dr.com/Renovation-of-the-Colonial-Zone/
By your own account, you should had been dead a long time ago. What happened?
One has to take into account the variety of lines they're removing, from where to whom. And I'm guessing all of them would require working with companies who have to identify each of their lines, generate work orders to execute the job, approvals.... I can totally understand the amount of time it would have taken.
By your own account, you should had been dead a long time ago. What happened?
We stayed at the Hotel Bellini in the zona Colonial at the beginning of this year. Plenty of dreadful overhead wires everywhere it seemed.
It's a costly expenditure, no doubt.
That's the equivalent when they do Semana Santa in Las Terrenas. The place is cleaned up on the next day after the event is over. That is simply how it is whenever there are local events in tourists areas in the DR.
This is what happened last night in the Colonial Zone. Most (to not say all) young locals.
This is what happened last night in the Colonial Zone. Most (to not say all) young locals.
There was a giant Teto (I think that's what they call it) last night . Lots of noise, distruction and very upset residents. All Halloween activities are now banned.
Like I mentioned before, it won't be happening now.