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Here are some pics from Ed Walline. Great turnout!
Also posted a link to more:
Picasa Web Albums - Bobby - Hands across ...
Also posted a link to more:
Picasa Web Albums - Bobby - Hands across ...
Bobby, great to see you out there today. We would have been at Eastern Lake here by the house, but happened to be down at Ed Walline so went there. What a great crowd!
Here are some pics from Ed Walline. Great turnout!
Also posted a link to more:
Picasa Web Albums - Bobby - Hands across ...
Great photos!
Hands Across the Sand
My first try at attaching, but this should be Dave and company being photographed today from all angles!
My first try at attaching, but this should be Dave and company being photographed today from all angles!
Gidget...
GREAT PICTURES!!!
WOW!!!
Hey, I'm fired up to pizz off a buncha oily Texans, anyone else with me?!!
GREAT PICTURES!!!
WOW!!!
Hey, I'm fired up to pizz off a buncha oily Texans, anyone else with me?!!
Texas oil riggers offer black beaches with radioactive material to swim in:
"Oil drilling platforms are visible off in the distance and there is oil and gas exploration at the park. The visitor's center warns about the tar that washes up onto the beach from all of the oil production in the area and about the dangers of medical and chemical debris that ends up on shore as a result of the prevailing currents. While there's a mile or two of natural beach, the vast majority of the shoreline is open to four wheel drive vehicles. In fact, the beaches are designated Texas public highways."www.hubis.com/blog(scroll all the way down-next to last pic)
(Last paragraph before conclusion on below link minimizes danger of radioactive material-??????)
The bull is high and it stinks, the regulations sketchy and vague, and someone got paid to compromise this land. This is the visible result, I don't have statistics on the radioactive material that people swam in, but I don't think you have to be a rocket scientist to figure that one out.
Padre Island National Seashore - The White Paper (U.S. National Park Service)
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"Oil drilling platforms are visible off in the distance and there is oil and gas exploration at the park. The visitor's center warns about the tar that washes up onto the beach from all of the oil production in the area and about the dangers of medical and chemical debris that ends up on shore as a result of the prevailing currents. While there's a mile or two of natural beach, the vast majority of the shoreline is open to four wheel drive vehicles. In fact, the beaches are designated Texas public highways."www.hubis.com/blog(scroll all the way down-next to last pic)
(Last paragraph before conclusion on below link minimizes danger of radioactive material-??????)
The bull is high and it stinks, the regulations sketchy and vague, and someone got paid to compromise this land. This is the visible result, I don't have statistics on the radioactive material that people swam in, but I don't think you have to be a rocket scientist to figure that one out.
Padre Island National Seashore - The White Paper (U.S. National Park Service)
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