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Leopold //Marshland Elegy Excellent insights - what about Thinking like a mountain? 70%//

In reading this piece I found my senses of imagination. As Leopold wrote with vivid imagery in alignment with the events upheld by cranes, he told a tale of truth. In this history, the language he used was of a poetic nature. This allowed me to read in understanding of his beautiful perspective through my own. It contains life and wisdom on many levels and cases of the words. Certainly Leopold is a man of broad comprehension, and in this comprehension he has brought insights of ages and what seems to be an answer to an absolute design of life. In relating it to class I now have a better view of how to take relevant factors into account. There are many. Description of environment and beauty, history of environment and animals, current details, and the affects of actions on the environment and animals. There are also many different angles of knowledge that can be entailed. In example the view of government, ornithologists, conservationists, and cranes. Also different effects of the elements. It is so nice when banded together by liveliness.

Berlington, IA //Leopold's Grounds Excellent. You write well. 97%//

The view of the trees vertically contrasting with the shallow river gave one a sense of peace as well as thoughts on the variations of this in life. Those things alive growing upward toward the sun's energy and the river that provides life flowing horizontally, without thought or strategy, because it has been provided. It is interesting and provokes thoughts of relevance in my own nature. Finding the divisions of time on the cavernous rocks, 30 feet high, remind me how it is all layered by time and event. Everything that is was molded by everything that was. Leaving behind a future in everydays reach. As we have this understanding we hold the responsibility to do the same. As the rivers and the rocks don't seem to care, we are living being which are designed to, consciously. In my own opinion, of course. Everything happens for a reason. The river rises as the plants do not hold a healthy amount of water. Leading to sandy sediments, runoff, and disintegrating lands. The loss of biodiversity miles away has its effects on the biodiversity all around. In this loss, things built, perhaps because of the loss in the natural environment. Although the land is in tension of its surroundings. It holds beauty still. Resiliently and simply. Seeing the sights of Leopold's home life gave me a deeper understanding of his perception, shaped by the lands he dwelled in. The thoughts provoked by nature are so pure and clear. They give rise to reasoning beyond the nature itself. Both inward and outward, equally.

Favorite Place //Kancamangus Swift River, Conway, New Hampshire - Very inspiring 96%//

Client Brief 92% pretty good. You could also mention their access plans

//Client Type// //-//TM Teachers -Travelers -Will retire -They will build -$120,000 budget

//Priorities// //-//Stapatchuved Home -Off the grid -Single Story 900 sq. ft -Devise a heating system -Devise power system

//Specifics// //-//5 Acres -Built on NE part of land -N entrance Rainwater catchement -Heated floors -S garden -Gazebo -Detached garage and milking area -Area for cow to graze -Greenhouse -Insulated ceiling and walls -Concrete alternative -Straw bale infill -No basement -Surrounding porch (1600 sq. ft)

-Built on retired volcano, on the hard rock surface -Dominates the skyline -Good for defense -Upholds the pattern on the volcanic mount -Beautiful yet bold -Has outlasted time, built in the 12 Century -Ebraucus had fifty children by his twenty wives, Used to house an Army -Seems to have a fierce, grand, energy
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