 |
 |
|
 |
||
| Home | ||
|
Drawing the metaphor of the early attempts to fly: The man going off a very high cliff in his airplane, with the wings flapping... and the wind is in his face, and this poor fool thinks he's flying, but in fact he's in free fall, and he just doesn't know it yet, because the ground is so far away, but of course the craft is doomed to crash. That's the way our civilization is. The very high cliff represents the virtually unlimited resources we seemed to have when we began this journey... And of course the ground is still a long way away, but... The visionaries have seen it and have told us it's coming. Ray Anderson |
Recent News 27/02/2010: Photos of Tipperary and environs. 22/02/2010: Photos of: 30/01/2010: Photos of: 23/01/2010:
17/01/2010: Photos of Sandy Cove, County Cork, plus some more of Lough Mahon. 16/01/2010: Photos of Lough Mahon, Cork. 15/01/2010: Photos of: 04/01/2010: More photos of North Yorkshire. 01/01/2010: (c) Copyright Francis Turton 2002-2009 |
