Somewhere between rural and urban, we need to find that middle ground. Thanks Eternity. These photos were taken en route back to Ohio from Frostburg Md along Rt. 76 in Pennsylvania.
Growing food, wood, harvesting wind and protecting our waterways--becomes an electronic network for sharing these resources. This is happening in rural Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. There is also a growing appreciation for the music, the art and folk culture that has endured in the mountains. And, also a less divisive coming together of these families.
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What a dream
I'm inspired! These images are absolutely beautiful.
Eternity
Somewhere between rural and urban, we need to find that middle ground. Thanks Eternity. These photos were taken en route back to Ohio from Frostburg Md along Rt. 76 in Pennsylvania.
The cultivated landscape
Growing food, wood, harvesting wind and protecting our waterways--becomes an electronic network for sharing these resources. This is happening in rural Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. There is also a growing appreciation for the music, the art and folk culture that has endured in the mountains. And, also a less divisive coming together of these families.
Ironically, the Gates name pops up here in NEO and in the Frostburg, Cumberland region. If we all go back far enough, we are related, and we are family. We may fight, but we still have to take care of each other.
Canada is looking good
But so are the mountain communities that have survived on self-reliance for so long:
More Clouds
BTW--that's not a shadow on the Inner Belt...