| Subject: | Re: The last place on Earth without human noise |
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| From: | listeningfor1 |
| Date: | Thu Feb 6, 2014 9:35 am ((PST)) |
Seems ironic that the military can have such a positive influence on preser= ving quiet places. The quietest place that I have personally visited is De= sert NWR, which is adjacent to the Nellis Bombing Range and the Nevada Test= Site. Most of the refuge is a no-fly zone to commercial and private aviat= ion. The military has agreed not to fly over the refuge, as well. I'm not= sure that it serves our purpose to keep quiet about our favorite quiet pla= ces. I think that our cause is better served by publicizing the availabili= ty of places without human noise, so that other places that are marginally = quiet might be made quieter with public awareness and encouragement. =0D =0D Fred B. |
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