NYT editorial: Leave These Southwest Ruins Alone

YouTube https://youtube.com/username · Post by **kingsnake** » Dec 24 2013 3:59 am

From Monday's New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/23/opini ... inion&_r=0

RedRoxx44 · Post by **RedRoxx44** » Dec 24 2013 4:38 am

Agree with David Roberts. That's the problem, tell one person, then they tell another--- it spins out of control. Old argument in caving--who or who is not worthy?? Is it an argument with a fair solution? Lock up everything then dole out a key or permit, but who makes that decision as to who gets in and who doesn't. Control of a resource, private or government? Both seem to just want to capitalize on that control of access with lip service given to the protection component. As you can tell I have no answers.
Some things are best left found in your head, if you feel so, without posted info or pics. My .02 worth.

Sredfield · Post by **Sredfield** » Dec 24 2013 6:36 am

A great read on this dilemma is Craig Child's "Finders Keepers."

FOTG · Post by **FOTG** » Dec 24 2013 9:49 am

@kingsnake
I am trying to read, but says I need to sign in? hmm actually interested to see what it says..

NYT editorial: Leave These Southwest Ruins Alone

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