The biggest shit on the facade in Dénia. It seems unbelievable that license was not given to reach the top and cover the horrible facade. Everyone could have benefited. The owners would have gotten a little more money. The investors would have been able to build a high-class hotel and the city council would have been able to have some plants for the town of Denia in return. Rooms to receive visits. Plenary halls, etc... I said this a few years ago at a conference on the subject at the House of Culture and I paid no attention to citizen opinion, I even heard the occasional giggle. And the tree to cover the disaster seems to me an aberration. It would have been better to paint it on the facade of the other building. Let's see if artificial intelligence comes soon, because it seems a bit short. Personally, that view bothers me. And above all, to think how something like this could have been done in such an emblematic place for our city. And I think soon we will have another kakita near there. How beautiful was my Dénia. I believed that in the future it would become much prettier. Since I'm not Nostra Damus, I didn't get it right, unfortunately for me. Well think what you want. This is my thinking as a free thinker.
Jaime, I totally agree and I think that is the feeling of any sensible person, it is sad that any action that is done is carried out with no common sense either. It seems to me that our politicians do not want to know that we live from tourism.
Regrettable.
Denia grew in a disorderly and horrific way in past years, not to mention embarrassing episodes such as the non-existent "Parque Chabas", to give an example. I'm not from there but I love that town and its people very much. Please prevent things like this from happening again and take care of such a beautiful and wonderful town. It has been badly damaged but it is a pearl.
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The biggest shit on the facade in Dénia. It seems unbelievable that license was not given to reach the top and cover the horrible facade. Everyone could have benefited. The owners would have gotten a little more money. The investors would have been able to build a high-class hotel and the city council would have been able to have some plants for the town of Denia in return. Rooms to receive visits. Plenary halls, etc... I said this a few years ago at a conference on the subject at the House of Culture and I paid no attention to citizen opinion, I even heard the occasional giggle. And the tree to cover the disaster seems to me an aberration. It would have been better to paint it on the facade of the other building. Let's see if artificial intelligence comes soon, because it seems a bit short. Personally, that view bothers me. And above all, to think how something like this could have been done in such an emblematic place for our city. And I think soon we will have another kakita near there. How beautiful was my Dénia. I believed that in the future it would become much prettier. Since I'm not Nostra Damus, I didn't get it right, unfortunately for me. Well think what you want. This is my thinking as a free thinker.
Jaime, I totally agree and I think that is the feeling of any sensible person, it is sad that any action that is done is carried out with no common sense either. It seems to me that our politicians do not want to know that we live from tourism.
Regrettable.
Denia grew in a disorderly and horrific way in past years, not to mention embarrassing episodes such as the non-existent "Parque Chabas", to give an example. I'm not from there but I love that town and its people very much. Please prevent things like this from happening again and take care of such a beautiful and wonderful town. It has been badly damaged but it is a pearl.