fantasyyeah, there's people who are scared of riding teleferico in POP. i would so want it to break, get stuck and everyone to evacuate using ropes and ladders. cool adventure if i ever saw one.
your hoping for a breakdown ????
fantasyyeah, there's people who are scared of riding teleferico in POP. i would so want it to break, get stuck and everyone to evacuate using ropes and ladders. cool adventure if i ever saw one.
and it was shut down years ago for along time.....anyone kno how long it was "out of service"
your hoping for a breakdown ????
He's talking about the time it was closed down for an extended period of time. It was a long time ago, and I think it had something to do with having to replace the cables.
Just guessing, I seem to remember that back in the late 80's maybe?
I visualize Dominicans spilling out the cable cars as they go by. I can see arms, legs and etc. hanging out these cars.
To tell truth; I don't think cable cars will work in an over crowded city with public cars and motorconchos.
Good luck with the project.
They work, but the rationale of the Colombian population is grossly different than the Dominican counterpart.
Arms, legs, and torsos don't hang out of public transportation in Medellin.
The people in general are more gentrified than in the DR. You may not like to hear this, but it's the truth.
Besides, the ladies are much classier also. Lots of eye candy. No cities like Sosua full of low class ugly whores.
I have a place in Medellin, and everyday life is a different story there. I considered the DR, but I'll rent when I come.
All considered, I feel I made the best decision.
The exchange rate is around 1800/USD.
Very inexpensive. The food is not as tasty, but the eye candy in Medellin, for example, makes it worthwhile. Best of all, no Haitianos.
No music played at over 100 decibels, decent streets, lower crime rate, cops don't prey on you, no problem fitting in or feeling
comfortable. They call Medellin "The Miracle City".
How about we first get the electric to work 24/7 and then tackle this new venture? I have been coming to the DR for nearly 30 years and the fact that electric generation is still an issue is sad.