| Stone Wall Eventing |
| I love history. I could spend all day where it's rich in history |
Evening Thunderstorms, Hail Possible| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Either way, filling it in could really screw up the draining there. Thats the issue here |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Oh wow that's super cool! Kinda neat about the village that was there...I love that sort of thing |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Yeah it's insane. Haven't even brushed the surface of it and I've been around it my whole life. I just wish more people would appreciate it you know |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Reminds me; my brother had houses bought up near him and it was going to be developed into multi housing...until they found out that there's a 'stream' running through it and they aren't allowed to fill it in. My brother said it essentially looks like a drain but because it's listed officially as stream now their plan are foiled |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| I actually took a college course that was specifically for this forest and it was honestly really interesting. Went into local legends, visited ruins of places that once contributed heavily to the economy, an old village that once was thriving with the like maybe 20 people living in it. But once again, it used to contribute to our economy |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| It's a national reserve consisting of about 1.1 million acres. Its all farms, forests, wetlands. There's still houses and whatnot but not nearly like outside of the reserve like where I am. I'm just on the outskirts of it. But there are developers trying to build and it's so sad |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Oh haha why does your forest mean its kept from being so developed |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Issy, I'm so sorry. My brain is barely half functioning right now but why is what? |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Apparently more people say sticks now than boonies. At least from what I've gathered. My recruiter told me he hasn't heard boonies in a while |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| I say sticks, boonies, and boondocks. Thankfully there's still plenty of places in my state that are still fairly undeveloped but we can honestly thank the specific forest we have for that |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Aaww yes development can certainly change things. My small town where I grew has developed massively but becuase I was an out of towny that areas still pretty beautiful. Its backed on to protected native Bush. Now I live in a large town its quite different .-. |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Aw it is too! Lol. And yes I love so many of the artworks on HEE the art team do fabulous work |
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| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Either way, filling it in could really screw up the draining there. Thats the issue here |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Oh wow that's super cool! Kinda neat about the village that was there...I love that sort of thing |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Yeah it's insane. Haven't even brushed the surface of it and I've been around it my whole life. I just wish more people would appreciate it you know |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Reminds me; my brother had houses bought up near him and it was going to be developed into multi housing...until they found out that there's a 'stream' running through it and they aren't allowed to fill it in. My brother said it essentially looks like a drain but because it's listed officially as stream now their plan are foiled |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| I actually took a college course that was specifically for this forest and it was honestly really interesting. Went into local legends, visited ruins of places that once contributed heavily to the economy, an old village that once was thriving with the like maybe 20 people living in it. But once again, it used to contribute to our economy |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| It's a national reserve consisting of about 1.1 million acres. Its all farms, forests, wetlands. There's still houses and whatnot but not nearly like outside of the reserve like where I am. I'm just on the outskirts of it. But there are developers trying to build and it's so sad |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Oh haha why does your forest mean its kept from being so developed |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Issy, I'm so sorry. My brain is barely half functioning right now but why is what? |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| Apparently more people say sticks now than boonies. At least from what I've gathered. My recruiter told me he hasn't heard boonies in a while |
| Stone Wall Eventing |
| I say sticks, boonies, and boondocks. Thankfully there's still plenty of places in my state that are still fairly undeveloped but we can honestly thank the specific forest we have for that |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Aaww yes development can certainly change things. My small town where I grew has developed massively but becuase I was an out of towny that areas still pretty beautiful. Its backed on to protected native Bush. Now I live in a large town its quite different .-. |
| Nightingales Ridge |
| Aw it is too! Lol. And yes I love so many of the artworks on HEE the art team do fabulous work |
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