The photograph above shows the progress being made on the 'entrada' at our Roca Milagro development in Rovira Arriba, Republic of Panama. The view is from inside the development and looking towards the road coming from Rovira Arriba. Rains are slowing progress on road building and other infrastructure development on the site, but my partners in the area are working valiantly to cope and to make us all proud.We will be selling building lots soon. If anyone is interested in looking at a very basic temporary brochure describing Roca Milagro, you can find one here in PDF format. Better and more comprehensive information will be coming soon and our website at www.rocmilagro.com will be completely revamped by July sometime. If you, or someone you know, is interested in building a vacation or retirement home in the mountains of Panama, near the Costa Rican border, or if you simply want to invest in a building lot or two to hold on to for a while, check us out. We are a group of industrious and freedom-loving Canadians, Americans and Panamanians and we would love to be joined by others who want to own their own slice of heaven. How about some of you from other parts of our ever-shrinking world? Join us!
If you can sell me some land the United States of Altruism will not invade "for the children" or "t' fite terriss", let me know.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you again!
I'm afraid, Ted, that the U.S. has passed the point of no return and Canada is close behind. A friend from the Czech Republic tells me that Europe under the EU is in some ways even worse. What does that leave? A few developing countries around the world that still have a modicum of sense. Even then, most of them are not places I would want to live in. Scary.
ReplyDeleteSieg, you know that I will be selling your idea to anyone who would like to find a more simple and sane living environment. The 'developed' first world nations are certainly not it.
ReplyDeleteThe entrada looks grand, indeed!
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm just checking in to say hi. I'd buy a beautiful lot at your place, but our Governor of Illinois is going through the teacher retirement system's funds so quickly I don't think I'll have enough money left to buy an apple. Or, a gallon of gas!
ReplyDeleteHappy Father's Day Sieg!
ReplyDeleteCome by and visit my new place when you get a chance.
Hi, all, and thanks for continuing to check up on me. I'll be posting here and reading your blogs soon, I promise. And Freddie, I've added your blog to my blogroll. Thanks!
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