While reading Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac, I fell in love with the line “called sawdust by woodsmen and archives by historians.” This line shows that some people do not understand the history behind nature. The trees and all other surrounding nature has seen more history then my past history text books. So why do we cut down these pieces of our own history?
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Emily's Response to Aldo Leopold
While reading Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac, I fell in love with the line “called sawdust by woodsmen and archives by historians.” This line shows that some people do not understand the history behind nature. The trees and all other surrounding nature has seen more history then my past history text books. So why do we cut down these pieces of our own history?
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