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The gondola trip goes over the Lantau South Country Park. To help you picture it, it's about the equivalent of taking a gondola from downtown Santa Cruz to the Summit of Highway 17.
We live, simultaneously, in two different worlds. Ultimately, we live in the World of Nature, a world that we did not create and the world upon which all life depends. Most immediately, we inhabit a "human world" that we create ourselves. Because our human world is the result of our own choices and actions, we can say, quite properly, that we live, most immediately, in a “political world.” In this blog, I hope to explore the interaction of these two worlds that we call home.
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