"So, you're telling me," he

  pointed at the table of overlayment, materials helping officials make sense of it all; "That tourism is our first line of defense?" The Governors of three of the sistering States' faces, blanched.  Attendants to State's business including all kinds of professionals erected the frame of an old medical check screen, and unrolled freezer paper and butcher paper over it.  This created a visibility privacy and allowed recorders to sit inside the little Parkway museum space.  And someone dug out some crayons. 

  "This can't be," people eye'd on the official scheduling of such emergency meetings.  An older T'see Ranger explained, "We're not Seaboard." 

  "That's right," a learning Forest Service person commented, "We're Interior here." 

  Men in uniform saluted full on Pine Tree salute as ranking Officials filed past a geological treasure trove to protect.  "I cannot let this be," an Army man said by way of as to why, "You called me on this."