ORV and National Seashore

[piemma]

Originally Posted by Sweetwater

There will be a public meeting on July 18 from 5 to 7pm at the Provinceland Visitor Center in Provincetown, MA to explain the recent beach closures due to nesting bird activity. I understand there will be an opportunity for public input.

It not the Feds so much as it's the tree hugging woosies. I believe the Feds are doing what is mandated by the law.

[Mike P]

The way I read it, get used to it. This will continue as long as Scott Melvin is in charge---he sounds like one inflexible bastard. The law, as I understand it, hasn't changed this year, and every year before this, Orleans found ways of keeping Nauset open.

Maybe I'll write in Sean Summers name for President in 2008

[tattoobob]

They opened the poll rd. today and alot of the race north is open
It is open from the poll rd to hatches. I am not sure what else they
opened today

[tattoobob]

Highhead is open to SCV's under 30 feet
If you can make the steep dunes

[fishonnelsons]

Two meetings this week.

First is special meeting of Ptown Bd of Selectmen who are bigtime pissed at Seashore. Meeting came about because about 30 of us pissed all over the place, in a nice way of course, at their normal meeting. Meeting is Monday at 5 at the Ptown Town Hall, and Supt Price will be there to answer the Boards questions.

Second is Prices meeting at 5 on Tuesday, at the Province Lands center on Race Pt Rd.

Need a ton of people to just show up, talk if you want but the more people the better.

"If you keep doing what you are doing, you keep getting what you get" If we do nothing, and don't try, we get squatzo. The more vocal we are in presenting rational alternatives, which Price HAS the authority to implement, the better our chances to get something done.

[Flaptail]

Fished the beach last night till the moon rose, caught lots of little fish and one small legal, it was nice to ride the sand rather than walk it. I was alone which was nice, place felt funny being deserted on a mid-July night beautiful night. Funny how they turn on and off so fast though, 2 hrs with a bend in the rod then zip, gone in a flash. Was fun though. Never had much faith in white needles, until now.
Water was very cold, but it was clean. No bait to be seen or heard.