But, even that is now being parceled out for "development". Soon housing colonies and commercially developed "picnic spots" will claim the place we go to for our weekly runs.
Why can't we respect Nature?
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
On Nature
But, even that is now being parceled out for "development". Soon housing colonies and commercially developed "picnic spots" will claim the place we go to for our weekly runs.
Why can't we respect Nature?
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Natasha - What a lovely 'photo!! And I agree, large cities need nature just as much as any other place - maybe more. There are many documented benefits of natural beauty and people know that even on an intuitive level. It's so scary when nature is carved up thoughtlessly...
Oh, such a shame to hear this.
Man, his need and greed...
You are such a great photographer!
What a crime to destroy such a beautiful spot. Sad.
my son is a huge nature child... and i think big cities.. should try to preserve spots......
I believe it is because people respect money more. Tragic.
The lungs of your city, a place to wander and wonder. To protect them in their imperfect state is vital for our wellbeing. I'll go now, or you'll need to drag me off my soapbox. Sue@JumpingAground (Alliteration & drabbles)
Sue@traverselife(Workplace bullying)
Until the money grabbing individuals in charge are stopped, nature and people will be the losers. Hopefully enough people will complain to the right source to get this stopped, at least I pray so.
what a shame that that is happening. There is nothing nicer than to have a patch of green to appreciate. Blessings, Joanne
Why indeed!!! That is too bad. We need our green spaces!!
Hugs
SueAnn
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