Re: Re: Dead Sea / Carribean

[Guest guest]

I've been to Cuba once and the key's often. Did feel well in Cuba even

though the houses there are in very poor shape. I spent most of my

time in a boat though. So it's not a very good indicator.

The structures in the keys I was in for the most part were pretty bad.

On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 16:22:41 -0000, you wrote:

>One part of the world where mould does not

>seem to bother me (except during hurricane

>season) is the Carribean area.

>

>Yes, there is mould in Cuba and the Yucatan

>but I my CFS practically goes into hiding when

>I am there. I hope more of you can visit there

>and see whether you are one of the ones who is

>well there.

>

>- .

[Guest guest]

Polluted is an understatement. 3 miles out from the island I could

smell tar from all the oil leaking out of their old rotting tanks or

reservoirs.

Havana harbor looked like chocolate milk. The areas I dove had no

decent coral or fish on them.

The harbor is an ecological nightmare. To think it all that drains

into the pristine gulf stream is tragic.

I did enjoy going there though. It was very different than here in

America even though it's a mere 90 miles from key west.

On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 05:45:07 -0800 (PST), you wrote:

> I was even well there in a polluted city (Havana) or many miles inland,

> as long as I was not at high altitude (scratch San José, Costa Rica).