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5 -- 7) Hikers, aided by walking sticks, above, and guiding signs, below left, are able to notice the slow but remarkable recovery of the burned-out area, such as new plant growth, below. When I lie dying 40, 50 or even 60 years from now, I will face death not with fear for myself but for the burned-out, used up world my generation and the ones preceding it left behind," snapped Mr. |
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