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downstream to supply the Nation’s Capital. i As we look toward the yawn; ing mysteries of change ahead, i this is the right time to see open [ space land as a profitable resource in itself to people living i here. r Open land and trees and i streams give everything and demand no public services, nothing. r Over the centuries these fields, hills, and woodlands have helped form our very character as a people and shaped the crei ation of our towns and villages. It is the main reason so many have come here to make ' their home, and why so few ever want to leave. [ Something will have gone out of us as a people if we let I these few remaining open i spaces be destroyed. If we permit the last woodlands to be turned into building boards and comic books, if we drive the few remaining wild birds and animals to zoos or l extinction, pollute the last sweet air and dirty the last clean i stream, and widen our roads for traffic through the last of the silence —Fauquier, Loudoun, Clarke, and Rappahannock will become no place to live and little more than another indistinct

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