Marketing the Party

February 3rd, 2010 | 1 Comment

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Andy Engelson is a writer and editor who lives in Hanoi, Vietnam. He's currently working on a novel and writing about the experience of raising a family in Vietnam. In a former life, he edited Washington Trails magazine for six years and before that wrote about art for Seattle Weekly. He hikes, he travels, he plays with his family, and he looks at stuff.

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“When the last man takes to his grave, there will be a coyote on hand to lift his leg over the marker.” The image should be struck on a new coin, with Charles Darwin on the other side; not negotiable, but a good-luck coin to remind us of change and evolution, and of creatures that will be happy to adapt if we ourselves cannot.
The land has been hurt. Misuse is not to be excused, and its ill effects will be long felt. But nature will not be eliminated, even here. Rain, moss, and time apply their healing bandage, and the injured land at last recovers. — Robert Michael Pyle, Wintergreen

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