The real myth of restoration is that it can't be done, once it's gone it can
never really be restored or even closely imitated. Visit an old growth forest
and then compare it to a restored forest, not even close but I am preaching to
the choir with you guys. that's why I like this list. We might agree on
everything but we do have similar goals, it's nice to part of a group like this.
Moon
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goals, it's nice to part of a group like this.
Moon
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