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Author: kris (---.hsd1.mi.comcast.net)
Date: 01-20-07 15:39

Hi..I have soo may questions..sorry. Could anyone tell me i there is a better campsite than any other or any I should avoid. Maybe a description of sites would be great. Thank you soo much!!

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Re: campsite

Author: Kayra (---.mia.bellsouth.net)
Date: 01-20-07 17:43

As far as I am concerned, the ONLY official (legal ) campsite in Culebra is Flamenco Beach. The other place I have camped at is at the USGS grounds while doing a geography assignment, but that is not available to the general public.

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Re: campsite

Author: kris (---.hsd1.mi.comcast.net)
Date: 01-20-07 19:59

Im sorry, I worded my question wrong. What I meant was..Is there a site in particular at Flamenco campground that is better than the others? Thanks Fawn

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Author: Kayra (---.mia.bellsouth.net)
Date: 01-23-07 23:15

I usually avoid the closest to the entrance (I think it's called "A") just because it's usually the most crowded.

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Re: campsite

Author: Doug (---.aurorasys.com)
Date: 01-24-07 10:20

Talking about campsites and folding in the topic of open fires on Culebra...
The island is classified as a desert island. The rainfall supports pretty much the same types of vegetation found in Utah and Arizona. Fires are a very serious and potentially deadly hazard most of the time, with the trade winds, whose cooling effects we love, making them even scarier. PLEASE camp only in supervised areas, and follow the rules for open fires. They aren't just arbitrarily formulated to be mean; they are absolutely necessary to protect our fragile paradise. Yesterday a nasty wildfire left terrible scars and taxed the community's resources almost beyond their limit.

The Culebrenses, turtles, birds, and Culebra lovers everywhere thank you!!!!
Doug

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