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Would it be possible to take a similar view looking in the other direction down the beach? I can't imagine what it all looks like...
ReplyDeleteIn response to the above comment I have now edited this post to include photos and videos which took today looking south towards Mullins Beach and Gibbes Beach. Indeed, in one of the shots you can see the blue loungers and umbrellas of the Royal Westmoreland Beach Club in front of the Mullins Beach Bar. Photos were taken standing on the beach and in the water in front of Jentillia and The Great House.
ReplyDeleteThanks for putting this up although it doesn't make me feel better. It looks like a bomb went off and I can't help wondering what a week of high surf would do. Is there anything someone who isn't in Barbados can do to fight the damage?
ReplyDeleteWell, a bomb really did go off in our area. It was planted 100 yards north in the form of three groynes built to hog sand for a luxury condo development called St. Peter's Bay Villas. You can help correct this wrong by calling and/or writing the following:
ReplyDeleteDr. Leo Brewster
The Director
Coastal Zone Management Unit
Bay Street,
St.Michael
Barbados
Telephone: (246) 228-5950
Fax: (246) 228-5956
Email: lbrewster@coastal.gov.bb
The Parliamentary Representative - St. James North
Rawle Eastmond
Upper Carlton
St. James
Barbados
Telephone: (246) 422-3560
The Deputy Chairman Barbados Tourism Authority &
DLP Candidate - St. James North
Austin Husbands
Bajpole
Farm Tenantry
St. Peter
Telephone: (246) 422-2445
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This is really beyond belief! How could The Coastal Zone Management Unit stand by and let this happen? What are the peoples' representatives Eastmond and Husbands doing about it? When are those 'groynes' going to be removed? What are those in charge waiting for?
ReplyDeleteOne can't help but wonder how much money changed hands here to allow such a catastrophe to occur.
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