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Wilderness
is:
Wilderness
is unpredictable. One can’t control threes falling, rocks
tumbling or water flooding. Animals are not caged, nor are they
domesticated. They are as they have been for millions of years
without human influence.
Nature
is the reigning influence. The only tracks are natural tracks,
such as: humans, bears, glaciers, raccoons, mountain lions,
ants, termites, and even fires. The only sounds are: water,
wind, animal sounds. However, there are many different combinations.
There is water cascading down a mountain side, water slowly
lapping in a pond, water sliding of drop by drop from a dewy
leaf, and , of course, the water that your bidy gets rid of
(which is also very natural). On to wind. There is the sound
of wind in a tree, wind in a single blade of grass, and wind
blowing across a meadow. Animal sounds can come from any number
of species.
The
point I’m making is that wilderness isn’t a place
where technology is seen or heard. You can’t package it,
or take it home, externally, with you.
Wilderness
is a place that makes me shut up. I don’t what to talk
I just want to look and hear and see. It’s really useful
if other people understand that sometimes if you don’t
have anything to say, it’s okay! Talking isn’t always
needed, and I don’t mean in a sexual way, but in a very
basic calm way.
Wilderness
is someplace where you shouldn’t have to worry about mirrors,
hair/makeup products, or how you smell. It’s a place to
get away from what the media says you should be concerned with,
and notice what’s really important.

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