Abbey Lives!

"Resist a lot, I will follow a little." - When evaluating Edward Abbey's monkey wrench gang, Walt Whitman is very close to Abbey's most decisive belief. Balance the country in harmony with the land. This novel is virtually convincing to others to do something to protect what we are surviving, what is indispensable to the wilderness.

When I came back home and studied the trip more carefully, I learned that Ed Abbey is a ranger trailer during Archie's. On a warm and sunny Saturday in March, the car drove a balance lock parking lot and let us pass over the road. From the viewpoint of the above picture, Ed · Abby can only imagine. As with my point of view, "How to get tourists off the car from a fatigued padded mechanical wheelchair" What is the strange warmth and durability of Mother Earth? This is not a problem of avoidance, it is a problem that the park authorities should face directly, it is a problem that can not be solved by merely presenting car customs and obeying. - Ed monastery, desert solitaire

During Pontlevoy, I took the class and lived in Pontlevoy Abbey. The monastery soon approached the 1000th anniversary so you can only imagine how special this place is. The monastery not only offered a home for the purpose of establishing a relationship between cultures to American students, but once provided hospitals, monasteries and houses for the German army during the Second World War. Also at the large truck museum. The monaster survived even in the battle of Pontlevoy which is one of the most famous battles of France medieval history. It is an honor to be able to walk around the monastery where the monk was once roaming, or the monasteries he fought for their lives hundreds of years ago. Of course, taking five steps per day is not necessarily the most enjoyable experience, but as you step through these steps, as it makes me think about the greatness of walking the same step centuries ago Become.