[dorlomin]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6wb9r56 ... re=related

From 1991.

Ah but mountains are holy places.

[mos6507]

This one is better:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7U4EQXFMBE

[Zardoz]

When the first European ships explored the coastal waters of eastern Canada, they sometimes ran into schools of fish so thick they couldn't get out of the way of the ship. The ships would actually be slowed down as they plowed into the masses of fish.

[FourOfSwords]

Our Earth was once green...I think this is what saddens me the most. PO pales in comparison. Even human suffering in my minds eye, takes a back seat to the multiple hits Nature has taken at our hands. Golem is right, given enough time Nature will heal herself. It is my wish that humankind is not destined to vanish quite yet, but to remain a small marginal species hunting and gathering throughout a revitalized Earth...one can dream.
Cheers
Alex

[bobaloo]

When I think of time travel I have no particular desire to go see ancient Rome or the crucifixion or any of that stuff, but what I'd give to walk the Pacific Northwest of 10,000 years ago.

We have no idea today of what it was like. I was just reading an autobiography the other day of a guy who grew up in Montana around 1900. He said that in the 40's people thought Montana was full of deer because they'd see 10 or 20 in a day (probably more than today), but when he was a kid he once counted over 1,000 he saw in a day.

[TheDude]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('bobaloo', 'W')hen I think of time travel I have no particular desire to go see ancient Rome or the crucifixion or any of that stuff, but what I'd give to walk the Pacific Northwest of 10,000 years ago.