Posted on March 5, 2008 by gharman
I’ve entered the last remaining hundred acres of sabal palm forest ecosystem in the nation. Soon we will be cut off from it by Homeland’s Wall.
I walk a wooden boardwalk and marvel at the trees’ stature, the volume of their massive fronds clashing in the winds I’m sheltered from.
The river here, approaching freedom and the [...]
Filed under: Valley Sector | Tagged: Audubon Sanctuary, Boca Chica, Gulf, Michael Chertoff, Nature Conservancy, sabal palm forest, terrorism | Leave a Comment »
Posted on February 26, 2008 by gharman
First there was the mandated double fence with floodlights and roadway. Post Hutchison ammendment, Chertoff started signing off on “discrete” portions of single-line fencing. Now we hear the Czar scaling back again…
There are moments of irrepressible assurance. Yeah, confidence is against my nature — maybe against the nature of all inkscratchers — so when we [...]
Filed under: Del Rio Sector | Tagged: Eagle Pass, El Paso hearing, Mexican sunset, Michael Chertoff, virtual barrier | 3 Comments »