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Re: Ancient sites: Protect or Use?
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nigelswift wrote:

That illustrates you have completely missed my point if I may say so.

Missing a point and disagreeing with it are two totally different things.

nigelswift wrote:
Of course my very presence impacts negatively on others present at the time I'm there. That's implicit and unavoidable due to the fact the place is shared.

So if a place is shared, then you accept that the enjoyment of other people may impact upon your own enjoyment. The fact that the impact that your particular activity may have is more transient than the leaving of offerings is certainly offset in terms of impact. The presence of people picnicking at a site or taking photographs is, to many, far more intrusive than finding a couple of flowers left at the base of a stone.


Reply | with quote		Posted by Mustard
27th June 2007ce
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