| pole
# 105 |
Nothing
ever goes away.
Barry
Commoner, American ecologist |
poles
# 111
and 10 N. |
We are known forever by the tracks we leave.
Dakota |
| pole
# 4 N. |
Man
has responsibility, not power
Tuscarora |
| pole
# 107 |
Time
is the longest distance between two places.
Tennessee Williams |
| pole
# 6S |
I'm
not expressing anything. I'm presenting people moving.
Merce Cunningham |
| pole
#1 N. |
Life
is a journey and not a destination. If we make it a destination
we never get there. The joy of the journey is what it's all
about.
Rolf Benirschke (83 NFL Man of the Year) a San Diego native.
|
| pole
#109 |
My
life is the street where I walk.
Bob
Dylan |
| pole
# 18 N. |
It is an American characteristic not to stop running, even after
you have arrived.
Clive
James, Australian 1981 |
| pole
# 2 S. |
It's not easy being green.
Kermit the Frog |
|
poles
#
12 N.
and
7S.
|
What
could we do with recycled glass?
|
| pole
# 13N. |
This
could have been solar powered. |
| pole
# 11S. |
The
concrete used here came from other sites and is being reused instead of being thrown
away. |
|
poles
#
9 S.
and
11 N.
|
Your
recycled plastic bottles make the wood like substance of this bench. |
| pole
#19 SN. |
Most
of the worlds people must walk at least 3 hours to fetch water. |
| pole
# 19 S. |
US
Fish and Wildlife Services estimate that 70% of the riparian habitat
nationwide has been lost or altered. |
| pole
#10 S. |
This
valley was the best place to travel and it still is.
Richard Bugbee talking about cyclatic migration of native peoples
|
| Pole
#1 S. |
The
Spaniards, when they arrived in 1769, renamed all the natives "Mission
Indians". |
poles
# 14
N.
and
5 S. |
All
the stones have been recycled from the creek below. |
| Pole
# 16 N. |
Litter
is a disgusting way of proving affluence.
Sir Henry Bolte, Australian politician 1969 |
