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Access sought to old trail that crosses mogul’s land

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RON KOSEN / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER

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RON KOSEN / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER

Larsen’s Beach trail near the Mark Zuckerberg property on Kauai. The no-trespassing signs are on Zuckerberg’s land, with the sign in the background next to where the trail has been turned into a maintenance road.

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RON KOSEN / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER

Kauai activist Richard Spacer looks down Larsen’s Beach trail near the Mark Zuckerberg property on Kauai. Spacer for years has been gathering documents, filing complaints and creating petitions to prove that the traditional Ala Loa trail crosses close to the shore in the region and should be opened for all to use. “These rich people can’t get away with this. They morally cannot,” he said last week.