Panel 24 A common thread which underlies the fundamental values in all backcountry discussions is the issues of what is "natural" and what is its relation to the "human" state? For most people, the "woods" offer a place to see the natural world. That world IS "reality." That is where the recreative effect takes places. Backcountry recreation is a decidedly sub/urban phenomena. 'What is

On Apr 24, 10:47 pm, Dicerous <Dicer...@gmail.com> wrote: On Apr 24, 9:59 pm, John Nguyen <old...@hotmail.com> wrote: On Apr 24, 11:57 pm, Dicerous <Dicer...@gmail.com> wrote: Speaking of the pope, David Russell was in Portland the past two days.  Are there any reflections from any of you?  I met him at his masterclass...VERY nice gentleman.  He taught

Panel 24 A common thread which underlies the fundamental values in all backcountry discussions is the issues of what is "natural" and what is its relation to the "human" state? For most people, the "woods" offer a place to see the natural world. That world IS "reality." That is where the recreative effect takes places. Backcountry recreation is a decidedly sub/urban phenomena. 'What is

Panel 24 A common thread which underlies the fundamental values in all backcountry discussions is the issues of what is "natural" and what is its relation to the "human" state? For most people, the "woods" offer a place to see the natural world. That world IS "reality." That is where the recreative effect takes places. Backcountry recreation is a decidedly sub/urban phenomena. 'What is

Yea excatly, playing a new spruce guitar sounds like nails on a chalkboard for a couple of weeks. One can get a sense of the possiblities, but it takes a couple of weeks to develop multidemensional tonal qualities.... then 6 months.... a year.....3 years.....oh yea!<<< I hear ya man! :-) Thanks for the link! I like the fact they stress ''Split" not many people stress this.