07-02-2015, 06:24 AM
The Visitor Center bathrooms have been locked.
The water has been turned off.
The protestors have brought up porta-potties. Does anyone know how many for the estimated 200-300 protestors?
The protesters continue to ramble and roam across the upper reaches of the access road and high trails of Mauna Kea, far away from those port-potties (how many?).
Bears in the woods, protestors on the mountain, when you gotta go, you gotta go, so the saying goes.
Westerners don't "get" how the mountain is sacred, and how it needs to be respected.
The water has been turned off.
The protestors have brought up porta-potties. Does anyone know how many for the estimated 200-300 protestors?
The protesters continue to ramble and roam across the upper reaches of the access road and high trails of Mauna Kea, far away from those port-potties (how many?).
Bears in the woods, protestors on the mountain, when you gotta go, you gotta go, so the saying goes.
Westerners don't "get" how the mountain is sacred, and how it needs to be respected.
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”