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I wish that those of us not on Facebook could see this pictures!

A friend took some pics yesterday. Looks like curbing and sidewalks are in but still paving?! Good thing that highways are built a little faster!
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Let us know what you find. I suggested that they could PLEASE at least open the lot for parking and then finish the bathhouse. Hoping that happens.

Thanks.

I hope they exceed my expectations which aren’t high.

May make a visit soon to see “the progress”. If I don't see concrete block structure or asphalt, I cant imagine what they have been doing all summer.

Maybe they will dazzle me.

Good news- at last a date! Just in time for our trip there in November:

The new date for substantial completion on the project is November 2, 2025. The Park will open shortly thereafter.

Thank you,

Daniel Finz | Capital Projects & Construction Division Manager | Parks and Recreation Department

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Your cabin steward may not be making that little towel animal for you. Someone else is making a variety bag for him/her and they store that bag under your bed and pull out one a day.

Everybody thinks they made that for you with your towel while you were gone.

My wife and I just returned from a Viking cruise to the Eastern European capitals with a three-day stopover in Romania. Surprisingly, we liked the country very much, especially Transylvania and the city of Brasov. Romania is a compilation of pre-communistic (until 1989) economy when everything was gray, to a vibrant city. Lots of modern buildings near the old Stalinist buildings. Plenty of outdoor restaurants, and an interesting history, Of course, the Carpathian Mountains are spectacular, second only the Swiss Alps. Can't speak knowledgeably about its economy, but there are a lot of "haves" and "Have Nots"{. The people are very friendly and proud. I would certainly do some economic research before moving over there and spend a couple of week or so exploring the country. Their government is pro-growth, but that has multiple meanings. Good luck and please share your knowledge on this forum.