I'll second that, it looked to me what Ive heard about in the media
did not get done. I thought Asbury was rebuilt over the last years.
Looks like a long wasy to go.
You are so right about guality, Ive been to many places and the best
show attention to detail and good presentation. I hate to say it
[since i did have a good time] but things look cheap and disorganized
along with being unfinished.
Someone asked for an example when i mentioned the mismatched
buildings, just look at the one next to the convention center.
Imagine taking the US capital, or any classy building, and painting
it 3 differnt colors.
Orange on the left, cream in the middle and yellow on the right
doesnt say quality to me.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "nobepeymay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I for one would like a healthy mix of residential, retail and
> entertaiment by the boardwalk....I fear that if the boardwalk
> becomes almost exclusively a tourist destination it will not be as
> enjoyable for those of us who live here or spend a bunch of time
> here. In my opinion a boardwalk and businesses that would end up
> being way over crowded would be less desirable to take advatage of.
>
> A balance of being able to support a thriving boardwalk and city
> with and well thought out entertainment options / festivals /
events
> would be great.....I would take quality over quantity.
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