To the editor:

I weep at the carnage of the trees.

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Gregory Wallace

Well that was a very depressing "Deep thoughts". Actually I have a picture book about the Wakefield N.H. area complete with very few trees anywhere. Mostly fields and stone walls. Now we have plenty of trees and the stonewalls are actually in the forest that was once fields. ( How do you think the stone walls got there?) We do need to be a good foster to the planet but we don't have to get all weepy about it. Cheer up kiddo go take a walk in the woods! The black flies will love you!

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