Re: Trail(er) trash
 

Of course, R.Lander is an environmentalist only when it's convenient
enough. ;

billy ray wrote
> R.
>
> Do you drive a car or live in a house heated or cooled by fossi
fuels
>
>
> "R. Lander" <r_lander60@hotmail.com> wrote in messag
> news:1149274545.862617.279910@i39g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com..
>
> Dave Milne wrote
>
>
> Will the son of a bitch who managed to drive their Jeep up Everes
> and leave behind all manner of ----, please stand up
>
> Good point, but mountain climbers aren't exactly environmentalist
> either. They seem to be more in it for the challenge of "beating
> nature, like Jeepers crawling over rocks. They use specialize
> equipment but not gasoline. Many slopes have been desecrated wit
> permanent climbing hooks and notches carved into the rock. Dea
bodie
> are among the trash left behind on high peaks!. People who can'
enjo
> nature as-is are always trying to open more of it to their favorit
> sports. Recreational obsession triumphs over a weak land ethic
>
> I don't accept the whole idea that "wilderness" can remain viabl
whe
> so many elements of the city are brought in. Multiple use concept
g
> too far. There are adequate places for motorsports and extrem
sport
> already. People pursuing those activities should blam
overpopulatio
> if they don't like crowds. They can't keep expanding into wil
place
> or there won't be any left. Many national parks are already tainte
b
> too many visitors, even if they park their cars and hike
>
> R. Lande
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