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In Scotland’s search for roots, a push to restore wild lands : Comments
By Caroline Fraser, published 12/10/2010As Scotland asserts its identity and autonomy, environmentalists are working to restore its denuded countryside.
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Posted by hugoagogo, Wednesday, 13 October 2010 2:37:38 PM
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Excellent article and I LOVED hearing about the fantastic environmental work the Scots are selflessly performing. Thank you for sharing your experience during July Caroline.
Disregard the insecure comments. All environmental steps and restoration of our planet benefits our future generation. Posted by we are unique, Wednesday, 20 October 2010 12:57:10 AM
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"Scots are selflessly performing."
A little bit of 'hype' there, here is an example of "Scots are selflessly performing." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-10721404 http://living.scotsman.com/features/Tragic-Verity39s-memory-lives-on.6485583.jp Your remark belittles real selfless acts, and leaves readers scoffing. "Disregard the insecure comments." The comments so far on this subject have been far form 'insecure'. ...more overstatement. Planting trees are not 'selfless', quite the opposite, it has self interest. However, re-introducing similar species, to replace those now extinct, into any area, is 'contraversial' at best. Your loyalty to Caroline is to be admired. StuartG Posted by StuartG, Wednesday, 20 October 2010 5:10:57 AM
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I disagree with your comments Stuart.
Too many to list. You have generalised regarding my comment to Caroline, about the Scottish Landholders that Caroline referred to in her article. So be it. Posted by we are unique, Wednesday, 20 October 2010 9:56:24 PM
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'I disagree with your comments Stuart.'
...fully expected. Too many to list. 'Cop out' on Your part 'You have generalised'. Ironic... but not a general as Your good self. I do admire Your brevity. StuartG ps. and the continued loyalty. Posted by StuartG, Wednesday, 20 October 2010 10:13:49 PM
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Scots pine or Oak?