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Lets not forget – there is no law against rolling back the odometer in CR; the seller doesn’t have to disclose that the car was in a flood in the US and that’s why its here; cars are cut into pieces in the US and shipped as scrap to CR then welded back together and sold; a new car in CR may not have all the features that it should have (might be missing airbags). Anyone have other pitfalls to avoid?
Doesn’t it take twice that long for the environmental impact study? And then the groundwater survey. Analysis of traffic patterns? Etc, etc, etc?
Been working on that expedite thing but my birth certificate is a hold up. Seems like I was taken out in part over 3 or 4 days? Or maybe hatched? 😯 Anytime now…..
A new question: Does every employee get aquinaldo or is it just Ticos? What about an employee from Nicaragua?
It seems to me that BNCR is more than happy to have our Social Security checks deposited every month. Do you suppose they will close those accounts if we make additional deposits? Doubt it.
Agree with you on that one David. I can’t imagine using asphalt shingles here. Heavy rains in Georgia damaged our roofing, but the rain here?? Ewwwwwwww
TY Finca. I think that, as long as the root system is solid, we will do well. As to avacados, they grow so fast from seed that we never thought of buying a tree. Coco does have neem trees though and the oil is a natural pesticide (Maravilla would be pleased).
I agree about the planting time issue although we are irrigated. But the question is about quality and roots. I have bought what looked like lovely trees and shrubs at vivaros only to find that they had few solid roots and were very slow to take hold in new soil. So, is the quality better at Cocobolo??
