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Some people don't like the current Pier head plaza, but I think it is the best for some time, if you can ignore Latitude & Longitude, the two black glass buildings & their associated office block. Thank goodness they can't demolish the Victorian pumping station that maintains its' own quiet dignity beside the flashy arrogance of the apartments...
I stayed in the Riviera Beach several times before and after 1990. The pool was already empty. I don't think the hotel ever recovered from the economic collapse of the early 80s. It was a great place to stay, though, with its views of the Atlantic surf and the fishermen from the old harbour setting out in their canoes just after dawn.
Hi Andyh. Have re-read this thread and, yup, it's me lacking something - intelligence, I think it's called. Please accept my apologies for being thick in my reply of Jan 2 - putting it down to festive excess seems lame, but it happens to be all too true!. Best, Andy
Only if they have a gun! Seriously, no - if you're very silly you can get into trouble in your hometown, right? Ghanaians are rightly very proud of a good, safe country. Enjoy yourself...
Currently commuting between Australia and the United Kingdom on an annual basis, enjoying everything there and in between...
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Some people don't like the current Pier head plaza, but I think it is the best for some time, if you can ignore Latitude & Longitude, the two black glass buildings & their associated office block. Thank goodness they can't demolish the Victorian pumping station that maintains its' own quiet dignity beside the flashy arrogance of the apartments...
I stayed in the Riviera Beach several times before and after 1990. The pool was already empty. I don't think the hotel ever recovered from the economic collapse of the early 80s. It was a great place to stay, though, with its views of the Atlantic surf and the fishermen from the old harbour setting out in their canoes just after dawn.
This is environmentally friendly
Wade's Bridge over the River Tay at Aberfeldy; built in 1733.
Hi Andyh. Have re-read this thread and, yup, it's me lacking something - intelligence, I think it's called. Please accept my apologies for being thick in my reply of Jan 2 - putting it down to festive excess seems lame, but it happens to be all too true!. Best, Andy
I think this works well. LIKE. Best, Andy
I want one (and I would need a garden too!). LIKE. Best, Andy
I don't know why, I just like this. Regards, Andy
Only if they have a gun! Seriously, no - if you're very silly you can get into trouble in your hometown, right? Ghanaians are rightly very proud of a good, safe country. Enjoy yourself...