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Line list violation, and cherries
Happy Monday! We hope you all enjoyed your weekend. We did not, given what happened in the NFL playoffs (but that's another matter). We don't know what's happening in your neighborhood (let us know!), but construction crews have been busy busy busy here on Oakhill...
Problem solved– with illustration!
We have long said that Enbridge's problems with landowners are easily fixed; it's just not that complicated. It is so uncomplicated, in fact, that even a child gets it. Here's proof, courtesy of Kim Savage's 9 year old son Shaun: And here is a clear illustration of...
What we’re working on
Typically, the end of a year and the beginning of another is a time for some reflection. In fact, over the break we were thinking of compiling some "Top Ten" lists in the ordinary "Year in Review" sort of way (a totally unoriginal idea, we realize). Perhaps we still...
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, everyone! We're very sorry for our recent silence. As it turns out, syllabuses do not write themselves and the first semester of 2013 has brought with it far too many early tasks. Not to make excuses for neglecting the Line 6B blog, but we can tell you...
Fuming landowners!
Apparently, "fuming" Line 6B landowners made for the fifth biggest story of the year over at the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus. We will say this much: Christopher Behnan stayed on the story like few other local reporters (Susan Bromley and Eric Lawrence...
Pulling pipe (slideshow)
As we mentioned a few days ago, construction crews were pretty busy on our property over the past few weeks. Specifically, they were pulling a string of pipe about 500 feet long beneath the road just to the east of us. Our property was the staging area for this...
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