Why, why, why, why, why would anyone think it is alright to hit golf balls into a colony of Least Terns?
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Oh, they would think it is alright because it is alright: the next golf course, so far as GoogleEarth can be trusted, is around 1.7 miles away as the crow flies, and an estimated 10 minutes’ drive. This is clearly inacceptable, and it is therefore the local resident’s right to play golf whereever they want. You can’t put beast above people. It’s in the bill of rights and some fancy book the Manatee people in Florida know so well.
This is so confusing. How does the British Open fit into this?
Not at all, Least and Little Tern got split aaaages ago.