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For decades '''Cactus Bay''', east of [[Onetangi]] on the northern coast of the island, was popular with locals as a secluded getaway. However, after the 20-year dispute over [[the loop road]] was settled, landowner [[John Spencer]] firmly rejected the idea of public access to the beach and now the only way to get there is by sea. | For decades '''Cactus Bay''', east of [[Onetangi]] on the northern coast of the island, was popular with locals as a secluded getaway. However, after the 20-year dispute over [[the loop road]] was settled, landowner [[John Spencer]] firmly rejected the idea of public access to the beach and now the only way to get there is by sea. | ||
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Revision as of 07:47, 22 September 2007
For decades Cactus Bay, east of Onetangi on the northern coast of the island, was popular with locals as a secluded getaway. However, after the 20-year dispute over the loop road was settled, landowner John Spencer firmly rejected the idea of public access to the beach and now the only way to get there is by sea.
Cactus Bay 1980s