by B F Teeter et al. 1961. 118p

The document is a reflective narrative that spans 150 years, focusing on the natural landscape and the people living in the hills and valleys. It delves into the slow decay of the mountains, the impact of loose stones, and the occurrence of slides, providing vivid descriptions of the changes observed over time. The author's personal experiences with nature, such as hunting and gathering ginseng, are also detailed, offering a glimpse into the close relationship between the author and the natural environment.

Moreover, the narrative touches on societal changes, technological advancements, and the impact of wars on nations. It emphasizes the importance of individual freedom, the need for social betterment, and the significance of preserving outdoor spaces for future generations. The document also highlights the author's observations on the slow but continuous changes in the landscape and the local population, providing a unique perspective on the evolution of the environment and society over a long period of time.