MoapaPk wrote:PICA territory

Bob Burd wrote:I saw this posted recently (or something to the effect), and by others in the past. It seems to come from the belief that the mountains and surrounding wildernesses are a temple at which worship is to be offered. Or that it is a place to recharge the soul and appreciate God's creation. Why can't it be both, or all, at the same time? Are these places we go to so small that there is not room to enjoy the hills in more ways than one or two?

charles wrote:I´m not disagreeing with you, but I´d just point out that it´s not a new thing or confined to the current generation. And to play the devils advocate a bit - the members of the older generation often thinks the younger one doesn´t seem to get it.
Cheers

Day Hiker wrote:^^ Hey, that's great!

I have always loved pikas, not just because of their appearance, but because when you see one, you know you are in a neat place -- high up in the mountains. Pika territory!