Dear Editor,
I am a senior citizen in my 80th year and for the past 54 years I have been visiting the Georgetown seawall on a regular basis to refresh, relax and recap enjoying the fresh air. I am now forced to write the following.
The seawall (the broad wall) by the western entrance via the steps is no more a place to go and relax, it is getting lawless in the sense that as you enter via the steps you are bombarded with trampolines, vendors and loud, loud music,
You cannot any longer sit and enjoy the fresh air like years ago, the vendors are using the seawall benches to put their goods.
My suggestion to correct this lawless situation is a simple one, all trampolines, vendors, music stalls etc, etc, must be moved to a westerly position going towards the round house. There are lots of spaces there, this will give us senior citizens the entire front free from any encumbrances in order for us to sit, relax, refresh etc, since as mentioned above the vendors are using the seawall benches to put their goods so some of us are taking our chairs with us in order to sit.
Editor I do hope that something could be done very quickly so myself and others can once again enjoy the beauty of the Georgetown seawall.
Yours faithfully,
(Name and address supplied)
