Sport Today

>My purpose in writing this letter is to apply pressure on Solosports, a tour
>group operator at my beloved beach.  

>situation a complete record of all communications is available at
>windsurf.net/friends, a web page sponsored by The Friends of San Carlos. In
>brief a completely pristine wavesailing spot in Baja is being threatened
>with commercialization by Solosports.

> Many actions and counteractions have taken place over the last several
>months and one huge question remains---Is Solosports going to build
>permanent structures? The principals of Solosports have been repeatedly
>asked this question and to this date have not responded. Their lack of
>response to this makes me beleive that they are. Building  would be the
>beginning of the end of what we have all come to love about PSC---it's
>primitive.

>I would like to ask any of you who are considering spending time with
>Solosports this upcoming season to please hold off on making your
>reservation until this question is answered. If you are truly interested in
>coming to PSC please contact the Friends of San Carlos and I am sure they
>would rather help you come and camp than see you stay with Solosports.

>Please help protect one of the last pristine wavesailing spots.

>Rob Walker

>>My purpose in writing this letter is to apply pressure on Solosports, a tour
>>group operator at my beloved beach.  

>But it is not "your" beloved beach. You are not the owner. You are not
>the leaseholder - Solosports is. And I assume that you are not even Mexican.

>There is nothing wrong with building a small hotel at San Carlos.
>There are existing permanent structures at San Carlos.

>Mexican citizens have no voice in determining what a property owner
>in California can do with his beachfront property. Likewise,  
>American surfers cannot mandate their own zoning rules on Mexican territory.

>Bruce

>If you are not familiar with this
>>situation a complete record of all communications is available at
>>windsurf.net/friends, a web page sponsored by The Friends of San Carlos. In
>>brief a completely pristine wavesailing spot in Baja is being threatened
>>with commercialization by Solosports.

>> Many actions and counteractions have taken place over the last several
>>months and one huge question remains---Is Solosports going to build
>>permanent structures? The principals of Solosports have been repeatedly
>>asked this question and to this date have not responded. Their lack of
>>response to this makes me beleive that they are. Building  would be the
>>beginning of the end of what we have all come to love about PSC---it's
>>primitive.

>>I would like to ask any of you who are considering spending time with
>>Solosports this upcoming season to please hold off on making your
>>reservation until this question is answered. If you are truly interested in
>>coming to PSC please contact the Friends of San Carlos and I am sure they
>>would rather help you come and camp than see you stay with Solosports.

>>Please help protect one of the last pristine wavesailing spots.

>>Rob Walker

>Dear Fellow Windsurfers,

>First of all this posting is from me, only me, and not any of the activist
>groups committed to the preservation of PSC.

>My purpose in writing this letter is to apply pressure on Solosports, a
tour
>group operator at my beloved beach.  If you are not familiar with this
>situation a complete record of all communications is available at
>windsurf.net/friends, a web page sponsored by The Friends of San Carlos. In
>brief a completely pristine wavesailing spot in Baja is being threatened
>with commercialization by Solosports.

> Many actions and counteractions have taken place over the last several
>months and one huge question remains---Is Solosports going to build
>permanent structures? The principals of Solosports have been repeatedly
>asked this question and to this date have not responded. Their lack of
>response to this makes me beleive that they are. Building  would be the
>beginning of the end of what we have all come to love about PSC---it's
>primitive.

>I would like to ask any of you who are considering spending time with
>Solosports this upcoming season to please hold off on making your
>reservation until this question is answered. If you are truly interested in
>coming to PSC please contact the Friends of San Carlos and I am sure they
>would rather help you come and camp than see you stay with Solosports.

>Please help protect one of the last pristine wavesailing spots.

>Rob Walker