I'll be visiting Puerto Rico early November. Does anyone have suggestions
regarding modeling or aviation? Shops, museums? I'll be visiting Vieques
too, a large part of which was a bombing range, I would like to take a
peek, but it appears that part is still a 'no access' area.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Rob
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Bill - 25 Oct 2005 13:44 GMT
> I'll be visiting Puerto Rico early November. Does anyone have suggestions
> regarding modeling or aviation? Shops, museums? I'll be visiting Vieques
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> Rob
Hey, I live in Vieques. Feel free to drop me an email for some details.
The bombing range itself is indeed off limits and probably will be for
centuries to come. You can only get within about 2 miles of it by land.
(Buffer Zone). If you'll look at some of those aerial photo sites on
the web you can see it, its a small area (several hundred acres) at the
far eastern tip of the island and looks like a moonscape in the aerial
photos. Definitely No-Man's-Land.
-Bill M
Stephen Tontoni - 26 Oct 2005 16:44 GMT
Well the cool thing about Vieques is not only the snorkeling, but go
Mosquito Bay at night. Highest concentration of biolumeniescence
(probably spelling that wrong) in the world! Ride the electric boat,
then swim in it! Really Astounding!
--- Tontoni
Stephen Tontoni - 26 Oct 2005 19:17 GMT
oh forgot too... if you fly by VAL (Vieques Air Link), you may get the
chance to ride a rare bird! When I went in the 90's, I took a
Britten-Norman Tri-lander! Very cool plane; I've considered doing a
convsersion to the old Airfix kit, but you know...
--- Tontoni
Rob de Bie - 27 Oct 2005 16:47 GMT
>Well the cool thing about Vieques is not only the snorkeling, but go
>Mosquito Bay at night. Highest concentration of biolumeniescence
>(probably spelling that wrong) in the world! Ride the electric boat,
>then swim in it! Really Astounding!
I definitely have that planned! I believe there is little moon next
weekend, so the bioluminescence (Google spelling) should be well visible.
I won't fly a Trilander though, I plan to take the ferry.
Rob
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Bill Woodier - 27 Oct 2005 23:46 GMT
My suggestion is to drink lots of rum. ;~)

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>>Well the cool thing about Vieques is not only the snorkeling, but go
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Stephen Tontoni - 28 Oct 2005 09:17 GMT
And start drinking Medalla early in the day... continue until bed time.
It's sorta like Miller Lite, but without the headache. When I was there
in 1996, it was $1 per can!
Will there be Beisbol yet? Winter baseball played down there is a lot of
fun; for very little bux, you can see some major leaguers playing down
there. The baseball park in San Juan is now Robert Clemente park, but
use be Hiram Bithorn park, or something like that. You can drink Medalla
at the game, but you can also get Pina Colada from vendors in the
stands, as well as plantain chips.
Oh the casinos down there are excellent... have fun!!
> My suggestion is to drink lots of rum. ;~)
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Ray S. & Nayda Katzaman - 30 Oct 2005 02:06 GMT
> I'll be visiting Puerto Rico early November. Does anyone have suggestions
> regarding modeling or aviation? Shops, museums? I'll be visiting Vieques
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> Me 163B site: www.xs4all.nl/~robdebie/me163.htm
> AQM-34 site: www.xs4all.nl/~robdebie/aqm34.htm
Rob,
Take a look at this site for a tour of the island.
http://www.geog.nau.edu/courses/alew/ggr346/ft/overseas/index.html
I am planning to visit the island for about a month in mid December to visit
family and friends.
Enjoy the site and your visit to the Island of Enchantment.
Ray
Austin, TX
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