Ahhhh...exactly!!
I'm glad somebody sees my point.

I would be interested in just how many inches/feet there are of sand, soil, limestone, etc...there are when you dig in different areas of Long Caye.

I would think you wouldn't have to dig far before you hit rock.

I think I'd be worried that with all the digging and pounding of pilings for homes you might actually cause small faults (or cracks) and wake up one day to discover your lot has broken off and floated away.
That would be a rude awakening!

Pardon me while I go think some more.

I must once again compliment you Enigma on the diplomatic way you put things. Berferd, you sound a little like I used to before changing my "tone" to more accomodate Scubaldy. You need to try and be a little more kind and gentle. And to Scubaldy and Munichchick, let me say that I believe my life would have been much enriched if I would have met more people like you earlier-before I retired from selling used cars.

PS: as far as enforcement of the eco-guide lines, it will obviously be the eco-police, working on the eco-friendly island, populated by the eco-minded inhabitants and businesses, and home to the eco-marina built with the help of the eco-dredge. Anyone with any eco-intellegence would have figured that out.

[This message has been edited by bywarren (edited 08-05-2002).]

LOL
*handing Bywarren a new shiny shovel*
You just keep digging that hole buddy! LOL
Just be careful Scubaldy and MC don't snatch it from you and pound you over the head with it! LOL

Scubalady,
The chamber was being renovated at the time of the fire and didn't appear to be affected. Its almost finished.
Also
The Long Caye web site clearly shows a chamber. What's up with that?
By--you want I buy you a ticket or two?
You can owe me or Pisano can owe you--Geesh--beancounters are getting hard to find here I guess.