I’m not sure that everyone feels it the same way I do, where
I feel the pain and grief of the loss of these magnificent beings. It seems
that timber is purely a commodity and these living, breathing floral giants
have to make way for our needs, without thought to what a blessing they are to
our lives and our world and all the creatures who inhabit here.
Sunday, 1 May 2016
Day 3 - the sad sounds of trees
Today I woke to the sounds of chainsaws. Of dying groans and
cracking bones of the old forest across the way. It’s a heartbreaking sound
that I will never get used to. It seems especially tragic in this scenically
beautiful area of rolling green hills and majestic forests. Almost all the way
along the road I live on now, I’m awed by the natural beauty. Sadly there are
large tracts of cleared forest that resemble an environmental wasteland, where
not one living thing stands upright and bulldozers have scraped the remains of
the trees into piles to make way for the next generation of cloned seedlings to
be developed.
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