Nature

'We would sit out in our front yard at night and watch the trains transport grain to and from Omaha. We could see the bluffs off in the distance beyond the green fields. There was no sight more peaceful and comforting!' 
 
Boy no wonder they drink big in Iowa. 
 
Me, I prefer to watch flocks of pelicans fly over head to settle at the lake for the evening, and hundreds of rosellas lit up by the setting sun as they head for their roosting place among the gum trees. But hey whatever. 
 
But I agree, nature does her thing. Over in Melbourne (Aust.), there's a street in the middle of the City that remembers she was once a creek. And a long forgotten meandering bend in a river remembers to return now and again, it does not do the properties there a lot of good. 
 
Also all over Australia the salt is coming to the surface, because the trees were cut down, bad for the farmer. 
 
We can't blame God, or Mother Nature, I think it's mankind's greed and arrogance, believing he can control nature, by going to war with her. 
 
Mike

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