Showing posts with label Jesus del Monte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jesus del Monte. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Paseo Morelia update

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The above drawing will give you an idea of some of the companies that have signed on with Grupo GICSA that will form this large mall.

Most of the names you will recognize, Wal-Mart, Sears, Liverpool, Carl Jrs., Sanborn;s etc. Play City, Johnny Rockets, Italiannis Restaurant are some of the lesser known establishments. Any idea why it is Cinemex and not Cinepolis movie theaters here ? I have been told close to 70% of the major locales have been reserved.

Below is an outline of the stores layered over a recent photo of the construction site. As you can see, there is still a ways to go, but they are working on it 24/7. My teenage kids are more anxious than I regarding its completion, small town life is just too dull for them!

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Tuesday, March 4, 2008

THE PRICE OF PROGRESS

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This field to the right was one of my favorites up here near Altozano. This photo was taken in Sept 2005 when the "Mirasoles" were in full bloom....Almost looks as if it should be hanging in the Musee d'Orsay.

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This is how the field looked last fall, after the Government got hold of it. The city decided to use it as a construction area, as they spent months destroying, then rebuilding our main access road into Jesus del Monte. Hopefully the Mirasoles will return, they are almost like weeds up here.

 

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Our road to Jesus Del Monte before the construction began. A little cluttered with pedestrian traffic, but overall, not in too bad a state.

 

 

 

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For weeks, this is how they left the access road to my home, and no, I do not own a range rover.

 

 

 

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For many a day, this is how the road looked , or worse, with machines standing idly by while Government officials looked for the money that was "misplaced".

 

 

 

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One year later, here is the new road, pretty much like the old road, although the septic, drainage, and water pipes below are in much better repair.