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Please, simple question.
How many people, who have joined in this discussion, live full time in the North.
I can get a better understanding of how everyone
really feels about this.
No pun intended.
This will help in understanding your concerns.
Thanks

I don't live there - yet, I have a plot of land slated for my retirement years. I wish it were going to be the same there then as it is right now. But progress will definitely change the area that I am going to move to.

Obviously I know many people that live north at the moment - most of them are just sitting back, tongue in cheek, listening to the gradiose plans. I think they are waiting for the golf course to be up and running and letting Tiger Woods foot the bill for the extension of the roads.

Question, has anyone heard, if the Tiger Woods story is for real, or a rumor.
Just asking
Amanda, I also bought property up north, Haberneros area, 6 lots, but not on water.
I also will retire from my business, and hope to open some sort of business, or small resort.

I heard it was for real but that was just a rumour.

I heard it was a real rumor . . .

It's no longer worth the effort to add anymore to this thread as it appears that nothing valuable that has been written has been read.

Put it to rest.

But what about the entertainment value?

Simon is correct,bikes,carts and the curious adventurists,a bridge could handle that.
To all so concerned about access beyond the cut,live there for at least a year,see what happens,and how much pull you have,Everybody wants to rule this little world.Yes,paradise is nice,lets leave it alone and find another place for your desires,just not here.

Just a quick update - I have heard that the Bridge "Soon Come"

The rumor is that Medina Construction will be sighting and installing the footings in the near future.

I haven't heard if the bridge has arrived in country yet.

So sad to think of the end of an era - I'll really miss the little hand pulled ferry.

AC will outgrow itself, unfortunately.