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Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 17:48:56 -0800

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Official Letters From Santa

1058 N Tamiami Trail 108-124 Sarasota, FL 34236

We have barely scratched the surface of the intricate ways in which nature sustains life on our planet. For instance, we know more about the surface of the moon today than we do about the depths of the oceans on Planet Earth. It is a humbling realization. It is also one that underpins the concept of environmental stewardship which has, too, existed since the dawn of humanity.
However, environmental stewardship means different things to different people. For indigenous people, it may be caring for the forest they live in and which is the source of their livelihood. For nomadic herders, it could be managing livestock in a way that does not deplete fragile arid soils or exacerbate competition over already scarce water resources.When I was single I hiked solo a lot. Didn't worry a second about bugs, bears, snakes, any of the other calamities the guys at work teased me about. Worried about people. It's unnerving bumping into guys who feel the need to make comments like,"What's a young girl like you doing out here all alone?" I had a hard time sleeping at night in those cases. But in the end nothing ever happened.

Now I'm 48 yrs old and married, no more solo backpacking. Looking back, despite the sleepless nights, after all these years the only true near miss I've encountered was bumping into an out of control pit bull on the trail. Zero violent incidents.

In my "real" life (ie city life) in my younger days, I've had a car break in, a stolen purse, and a home burglary (thank goodness I wasn't home when it happened). Even once had a guy jump into my car and demand to be taken somewhere when I was stopped waiting to make a turn. Drove with doors locked ever since.

I agree with Balzaom. Although I've never been a victim of violent crime, I think our odds are better in the wild.