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still to the fireman’s halls for suppers and carnivals, turns out en masse to cheer the sports events at the local high school.
Pollution, asphalt, loss of farmland have all made , their inroads. Now cell tow- > ers are gathering at our i doorstep. Toxic sludge has | already crossed the thresh- « old. So few of us want this.
This is a sad time, a mournful time for us. The crazy world is rattling our ; fenceposts. '
What will happen to our j common wealth? We are blessed to live a simple, * healthy life in the country, a I life with no traffic lights, a place where we feel sale, j know so many in our com-1 munity, where we rejoice in • the beauty of the natural world around us.
Where is the way out? It is in. Deep within the Earth and deep within our hearts lie tlw answers.
“Work with what we already have that’s beautiful, noble unique to this land, cherish and protect it. Don’t lose ground.”
“Learn what it will take to divest ourselves of the ills which invite ill. Go the journey homewards, to the vision of Rappahannock as Rappahannock itself calls us to be.”
Can you still here the voice of the Earth, odr home?
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