Florida’s Big Dig
The story of the Intracoastal and other thoughts on water, waterways, land, and ecology
Month: July 2015
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25 years on, disabilities act has changed lives of millions
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Corps has $2.4 million for Waterway dredging at IOP, Sullivan’s
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Corps of Engineers to dredge north of Charleston, SC Despite the President’s promise to fund shovel-ready projects, the photograph here clearly depicts a vessel run aground in shoaled water in the ICW, a federal waterway. Entire stretches are two feet deep or less where federal law requires a minimum controlling depth of twelve feet. After…
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During a meal time in London, diners as well as passersby came to the aid of a cyclist trapped beneath a double-decker bus. A crowd estimated at between thirty to forty lifted by hand a fourteen ton double-decker bus from a cyclist caught beneath the bus. His latest condition is listed as “serious.” Highlight and…
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The State of Maine was at one time part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Some of the following photos are of Down East, part of Maine, or the mid-section of the Atlantic coast of Maine. Some of the villages and towns include Wiscasset, Edgecomb, and Damariscotta. The entire town of Wiscasset, Maine, is preserved as…