On Oct 27, 1:22 pm, jeff wrote:
Bart wrote:

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There were a couple of flat rocks that people hit at low tide.
I tried to flop them over, but they were two heavy for me.
I would love to get a backhoe with an extendahoe in there
for an hour. It would help quite a bit.

Wouldn't that require a lot of paperwork and legwork to be legal? Those
rocks could be the key features to significant eco-systems!

I hate all the ecology people. They go way overboard on
such things. Life is prolific--particularly in warmer climates.

I wish it were easier to blast out obstructions without mega
paperwork and obstacles. Once done, sea life would replace
any damage in a short period of time. If sea life and grow
on toxic bottom paint in a few short weeks, it would re-establish
itself on the bottom in less time.