After Jimena
We arrived yesterday to light rain and some humidity. The new terminal is “interesting” to say the least. Some things are much more efficient while some processes remain the same. Exit to the terminal is about the same as before. We were then met with the “Health” group to fill in a document before we were “scanned” to be allowed in to pick up our luggage.
Then, for us after “Agriculture” to clear Mandy we managed to get a Green and our bags were cleared for exit. We were met by a number of condo hawking vendors posing as otherwise, but they were not very aggressive and easily put off.
The weather is in the 80’s mostly with a bit more humidity than I’d prefer, but… it is the Baja.
I’ve posted some photos on ClubLoretoBay and also on Filckr where you can download at your leisure at http://www.flickr.com/photos/29622038@N00/sets/72157622379710749/.
There is some damage to some of the homes in AV as well as Founders. Flying tiles seem to be the biggest issue. A number of repairs are in process as are retrofits. The key to the final resolution is to find competent builders that can follow the specific processes set down by competent designers and building contractors.
Al GraichenPhotographer “in residence”, Motorsports Racer, and Wine Travel Guy
Al, originally from Methuen, MA, made his way west to the San Francisco Bay Area via Hershey, PA courtesy of H Ross Perot’s EDS in the 1970’s. Managing IT for EPRI (remember Chernobyl) and Pacific Bell in it 1980’s, Al moved on to manage IT under contract with NASA in the 90’s. With the downturn in government contracts he started his own consulting business to branch out to the commercial and financial sectors. Through it all he kept up with his passion for photography, motorsports racing, cycling and branching out into writing about travel and wine. Loreto Bay lot: FN358.
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We are certainly glad to see that they are finally removing that pesky privacy wall on our tower…Now we will be able to see the sea…Al, thanks for the picture…Marsha
LOL…Marsha, thanks for the comment. For a while there, I thought that hurricane Jimena was the cause of the privacy wall looking like that. Glad it is something that the construction workers are removing.