CBC News Posted: Oct 20, 2015 3:50 PM AT Last Updated: Oct 20, 2015 4:07 PM AT
The photo on the left shows the Long Island sea arch before it collapsed overnight Monday. The one on the right shows Long Island minus its sea arch. (Michel Lajoie (left)/ Harold Nesbitt (right))
A Nova Scotia landmark was vandalized last Monday night when the well known trouble maker Mother Nature caused the collapse of the sea arch 'the hole' on Long Island in the Minas Basin.
Residents of the area are continually looking for ways to prevent this kind of senseless destruction by weather and time.
"Implementing stricter surveillance systems and enforcing heftier penalties just isn't working." says one local
I guess we will just have organize a group of wallers to go over there and fix it for them.
The photo on the left shows the Long Island sea arch before it collapsed overnight Monday. The one on the right shows Long Island minus its sea arch. (Michel Lajoie (left)/ Harold Nesbitt (right))A Nova Scotia landmark was vandalized last Monday night when the well known trouble maker Mother Nature caused the collapse of the sea arch 'the hole' on Long Island in the Minas Basin.
Residents of the area are continually looking for ways to prevent this kind of senseless destruction by weather and time.
"Implementing stricter surveillance systems and enforcing heftier penalties just isn't working." says one local
I guess we will just have organize a group of wallers to go over there and fix it for them.
