Eric, I wish you had been successful in enlightening Latscher in marking the Farnsworth area better. My neice and I spent a good part of one afternoon stomping around that area trying to envision the action that took place there but found it difficult to imagine what took place.

We ran into a local guy there who complained about the tree cutting. It seems that folks like to walk their dogs and jog along in the shade.

My thought is that this is a national military park, not a city park nor a jogging trail. I applaud the park service for doing it right.

FYI, Cowpens, a Revolutionary War military park has been restored much like its appearance during the Rev War and it looks SUPER.

I say take ’em all down. Create historic vistas. It’s a military park. not a picnic area…. and if you want to hug a tree then bring a pillow for your cell.

Why don’t these people understand the orchard trade-off? That Save A Tree baloney pisses me off unless it’s the Sherwood Forest..

You’re welcome. At least now you understand the animosity.

It still pisses me off to this day, even though it’s been ten years.

Eric

Wrecking balls, perhaps? 🙂

I’ve never been to Wilson’s Creek. It’s one of those places on my list of “some day” sites.

Eric