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More important to me than buffer zones are proper safety techniques..
As we have seen, there really is no buffer zone when the pipelines break near the Yellowstone River..
Just kidding, remember when Dick Cheney wanted to plow the Absorokas into the Yellowstone caldron..
Lately, I've been staying in KOA Kamping Kabins just west of West Yellowstone..
The peaceful ride along the Madison R. is priceless and all roads within the Park are finished.
As we have seen, there really is no buffer zone when the pipelines break near the Yellowstone River..
Just kidding, remember when Dick Cheney wanted to plow the Absorokas into the Yellowstone caldron..
Lately, I've been staying in KOA Kamping Kabins just west of West Yellowstone..
The peaceful ride along the Madison R. is priceless and all roads within the Park are finished.
I see no problem with doing things NEAR parks or wilderness. Just how far should this buffer zone extend in your opinion? One mile? Ten miles? A hundred miles???? The boundary is the boundary.