Naturkonservativ: Rock Carvings of Moose by the Etna River

Wednesday, 19 April 2017

Rock Carvings of Moose by the Etna River

Etna River by Møllerstuefossen Waterfalls, Nordre Land, Oppland, Norway. -Wikimedia.

Read about these rock carvings by Møllerstuefossen in the Etna River here or here. -Wikimedia.

-Wikimedia.

6000 years old close to the riverbank and still intact. This must be really solid rock!

-Wikimedia.

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This is, of course, a rampant nod to commercialism, which, if we did not live in such a commercial era, would be seen for what it is. The life of a community cannot be held hostage, by a person or corporation who seeks to make money and profit from the construction of its streets and buildings. The streets and buildings are part of the neighborhood’s lifeblood, the city’s life blood, and they must be interwoven with the activities and life of the people themselves. Anything less leads inevitably to drug abuse, crime, teenage violence, anomie, and despair – the very earmarks of modern urbanism. – Christopher Alexander

Here we can see the radical nature of Berry’s vision. Our entire economy, our very culture of work, leisure, and home is constructed around the idea of easy mobility and the disintegration of various aspects of our lives. We live in one place, work in another, shop in another, worship in another, and take our leisure somewhere else. According to Berry, an integrated life, a life of integrity, is one characterized by membership in a community in which one lives, works, worships, and conducts the vast majority of other human activities. The choice is stark: “If we do not live where we work, and when we work, we are wasting our lives, and our work too.” – Wendell Berry

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Rock Carvings of Moose by the Etna River

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