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GLADMAN wrote: "He said "All this land is my master's" At that I stood shaking my head No man has the right to own mountains Any more than the deep ocean bed" Ewan MacColl Ah! Ewan MacColl so loved the mountains, fells and hills. Here's the last verse of his song "Joy of Living" - written when he knew his life was coming to an end. "Take me to some high place of heather, rock and ling Scatter my dust and ashes, feed me to the wind So that I will be part of all you see, the air you are breathing I'll be part of the curlew's cry and the soaring hawk The blue milkwort and the sundew hung with diamonds I'll be riding the gentle wind that blows through your hair Reminding you how we shared In the joy of living" Some things cannot be bought at any price. Reply | with quote |  14th April 2017ce 21:06 In reply to: Re: Brown Willy for sale (GLADMAN) |
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