What could possibly go wrong LOL
What could possibly go wrong LOL
by Talley Ho 
, Playa la Ropa, Wednesday, November 28, 2018, 20:22 (2908 days ago) @ OlsenMN
Great Idea!
by ZihuaRob 
, Zihuatanejo, México, Wednesday, November 28, 2018, 20:32 (2908 days ago) @ OlsenMN
We think it’s a great idea! Something that we’ve wanted for years. ¡Gracias, Sr. Presidente Municipal!
I'm thrilled
Yippee! 
What could possibly go wrong LOL
by jaui , Zihuatanejo, Thursday, November 29, 2018, 00:44 (2908 days ago) @ OlsenMN
edited by jaui, Thursday, November 29, 2018, 00:52
DOBLE 
Así se eliminará el paso de los imbéciles de los "boom-box cruisers" con su ruido ofensivo, desagradable y repugnante "pum pum pum".
Y por lo menos en ese horario, 17:00 - 00:00, no habrá los coches llenos de alcohólicos estacionados por el Zócalo con las puertas abriertas con sus sistemas de audio al máximo volumen, y sus cajas de cerveza arriba en el techo de sus coches.
Lo felicitio el Sub-Director de Tránsito Osvaldo Adalid Oregón García, y el Presidente Lic. Jorge Sánchez.
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jaui
What could possibly go wrong LOL
by Tere , Thursday, November 29, 2018, 09:15 (2908 days ago) @ OlsenMN
It's SO much nicer walking around with that part of the street closed. And anyone with mobility issues can still be dropped off at the ramp between what used to be Porto di Mare and Casa Marina Cafe - still close enough to stores and restaurants. Love it!
What could possibly go wrong LOL
It's SO much nicer walking around with that part of the street closed. And anyone with mobility issues can still be dropped off at the ramp between what used to be Porto di Mare and Casa Marina Cafe - still close enough to stores and restaurants. Love it!
That ramp IS on Juan Alvarez! If I read it correctly the noon to midnight Sunday closure will be Juan Alvarez from the pier up to the corner of Vicente Guerrero, ie Robs corner), the last two blocks of Cinco de Mayo, Armado de Mexico (the block that loops to the parking lot at the pier, and the parking lot itself. It won't impact me because I walk but traffic will probably be a mess and the taxi drivers will not be happy campers. 
What could possibly go wrong LOL
It's SO much nicer walking around with that part of the street closed. And anyone with mobility issues can still be dropped off at the ramp between what used to be Porto di Mare and Casa Marina Cafe - still close enough to stores and restaurants. Love it!
That ramp IS on Juan Alvarez! If I read it correctly the noon to midnight Sunday closure will be Juan Alvarez from the pier up to the corner of Vicente Guerrero, ie Robs corner), the last two blocks of Cinco de Mayo, Armado de Mexico (the block that loops to the parking lot at the pier, and the parking lot itself. It won't impact me because I walk but traffic will probably be a mess and the taxi drivers will not be happy campers.
Sounds like those who have some mobility issues, and who have to take taxis to get to-and-from Centro in the first place......like us......also won't be happy campers. I wonder where taxis will be dropping-off and picking-up? Looks like maybe some stay-at-home Sundays, or at least some avoid-Centro-at-all costs Sundays.
What could possibly go wrong LOL
by Curly! , Great Pacific Northwet, Thursday, November 29, 2018, 13:23 (2907 days ago) @ OlsenMN
When we were in Morelia last year they closed the main street in front of the cathedral on Sunday for a while, a weekly affair. I sat and watched as pedestrians, bicyclists, skateboarders and all forms of non-car travel went up and down the roadway. Everybody behaved and had a great time. A lovely afternoon.
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Curly!
Puerto Escondido Oaxaca
Some years ago when we were in Puerto Escondido, They would shut down the main street next to the Bay each night and make it a walking only street. We loved it.
