Re: ANWR (OFF TOPIC) w/ inflammatory language!!!!!
Friends in Alaska who have been to ANWR like to point out that the
>initiatives for exploring it always seem to originate with Alaskans
>and get shot down...
cynpotato@hotmail.com 2001-08-03 20:03:25 #10138
Re: ANWR (OFF TOPIC)
This really isn't off topic if you keep reading, but I have to share this
because of your comment about 15 year olds.
Last night my 15 year old son and I...
Tim Pebler 2001-08-03 19:38:48 #10137
Re: transfering camping permits
My understanding is that they will let you transfer the permit leader under
extenuating circumstances. If it's just an extra permit, I don't think they
would...
Tim Pebler 2001-08-03 19:21:48 #10136
Re: ANWR (OFF TOPIC)
Excellent! I've been looking for someone to come up with those words. I've never made it to ANWR, the closest that I've come is the Yukon River bridge about...
Edmund Seiders 2001-08-03 13:39:45 #10135
Re: ANWR (OFF TOPIC)
Eventually world oil reserves will be mostly depleted. By that
time oil prices will have risen to the point where it will no
longer be economically feasible...
Bob Bordasch 2001-08-03 13:36:19 #10134
Re: water in the Horseshoe Mesa area
Hi John...As mentioned earlier, check with the BRO for water reports.
I was down there in early June...Cottonwood had a good flow of water
starting with...
brianenichols@aol.com 2001-08-03 13:30:53 #10133
Re: ANWR (OFF TOPIC)
Have you ever seen ANWAR in person? Have you ever seen the Prudhoe
Bay oilfield complex in person? Do you have a good grasp of the
impact on the environment...
gilnye@hotmail.com 2001-08-03 13:09:36 #10132
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