I just got an incredible deal on tickets to Kauai for the summer, so I plan to do some research on Dave Burris’ assertion that we should all take up shovels against paying for roadwork.
The story goes like this:
There was a flood that washed out a bridge to the Polihale State park in Kauai, HI. The state of Hawaii got estimates of time and money to repair the roads, facilities and a bridge over a (now dry) creek bed. The estimates were huge ($4M) and would take a long time. So some intrepid locals, who happen to make their living taking tourists to the park, got together and fixed one element of the damage, the bridge.
So my plan is to spend some of the small fortune that has been donated to DelawareLiberal by ACORN, Moveon, and organized labor (that there is a joke, btw) to take a look at this project and get people’s opinion on the way it went down. We are here for you, dear reader.
Thanks for taking one for the team, LG!
Don’t worry, UI. There is a trip to Afghanistan coming up that we have you slotted for.
You’re welcome.
So much for DLs’ commitment to carbon footprint!
Yo bub–90 miles down the road…give ’em a hand w/ Indian River!
Swing by Alaska on your way home!
Yeah, I can probably see Alaska from my house. 🙂
Seriously, when I come to Alaska, I’ll look you up.
crazy article in the times about how Alaska’s rising because the ice is melting. strange