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Environ-mental by Chuck Buckner Wednesday, March 19, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Environmental Crystal clear water, cold and flowing slowly from the mouth of the cave. Ankle deep, magnifying many-colored stones in the sunlight, filtered by giant beech trees. The sound of a gentle breeze as it ripples the leaves, a larger sound of chainsaws not too far away.

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	3/21/2008

I felt so lulled into the beauty that when the chainsaws in the distance came in it was like ,"Noooooooo!!"- shows skill how you created that in so few lines by using the perfect descriptive words prior to that. Great!




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	3/20/2008

You describe so delicately all the beauty that so many take for granted and as ultimately calously destroy, well said... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Gerard Gauthier	3/19/2008

You draw a very real picture...if not today then shortly...Gerard