Taking a cue from Mother Nature:
Bay Watch to join Wind and Tide's tireless efforts to pierce the Sears Island Causeway.
SEARSPORT
"Where the wind digs, there dig I," said Ron Huber, a Penobscot Baywatcher. He said they are locating 1980s and 1990s submissions by MDOT contractors describing more fully the pipes and other buried obstacles to bore beneath , noting maps and documents describing the planning and construction of the causeway.
Some are mere cracks, he observed. while others suggest easy peasey dig-thrus to the other water body.
"While more storms will speed this necessary action, we believe that human beings need to add their wits and energies to hasten the process." he said.
" Once we bore through to the Searsport Harbor side, wind and waves should do the rest.," e the controversial
"We wish to thank Bruce Van Note at MDOT" Huber said , "for allowing we and the rest of Nature to complete this critical decolonization and emancipation of Wassumkik!"
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