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It
is difficult to imagine anyone who would be anti-greenbelt. But I assume there
are some who consider a bit of greenspace as an opportunity missed for erecting
some sort of human construction as an example of their ability to improve
nature's inept efforts. As I understand the history of New York City's Central
Park, the efforts never cease to better utilize that magnificent piece of
nature. Developers and Builders are endlessly arriving at some sort of scheme to
take "just a tiny bit" of that priceless property and convert it to some
altruistic public purpose with just a small portion reserved as compensation for
the efforts and expense of the "donor".
It is with spine-tingling joy that I observe the deafening
uproar caused among those dwellers of Gotham whenever any such contrivance is
brought to their attention. The natives guard their eden jealously. We therefore
are to gain some idea the value of such spaces in the nick-of-time to forestall
the efforts of those who would brick and pave every inch of greenery right here
in our own NormanTown.
God save the green. (With the help of us all)

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