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On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 11:41:22 +0000, Andy M Johnson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Hmmmmmm, I just recieved this from my BS-AC forum:
>Subject: Help required
>Folk, this is on behalf of Fraser Purdon. If you can please send your
>views to the given addresses, it will be much appreciated. Also feel
>free to spread it through other lists. Thank you.
>
>To Everyone on This List,
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>I need your help!!
>
>The attached e-mail describes a proposed plan by the Cayman Islands
>Gov't to re-locate and build a dock on the East End of Grand Cayman.
>
>This end of the island is un-spoilt on land and underwater, both of
>which are now threatened. Those who have never been to Cayman......
>please act or you may not have the chance to see the beauty that I
>see every day.
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>Please voice your objection in as many forums as you can. Forward
>to Tech Diver, Rec-Scuba....anywhere please.
<snip of the kiwi shears>
Hmmmm the powers-that-be behind this expansion project obviously don't give
a damn about the uw tourist potential they could end up destroying in no
time :-( I know many government officials do the *see no, hear no, tell
no* tap-dance when receiving e-mails so dropping a line to the National
Newspaper may be the go.
While I don't know the area at all I plan to make up for this during our
Cayman NEDfest & may, if John's DPTNST-better-half <g> Brooxie can get
extra time off, stay another couple of days on land to get to know the
place better.
Hope things are not rigged that the Dept of Environment & Marine
Conservation Board get walked over. Shame they can't make it a sanctuary
zone or marine reserve where no development is allowed, no-take zone etc.
Viv
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