"Goodness" of a Place
David Lee gets at something that is more subtle. He talks about needing to be there in person to know the "Goodness" of a place. What I get from this is something that ties back to Nativeness and respect for the land. In some sense you may have to be with the land for a while in order to know it's subtle goodness or to get an intuition for the intricacies beyond simple expression.
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"Since the class ended, I have also begun to look more closely at the behavior of people on site. I think an in-person site visit is essential for any sort of understanding about the 'goodness' of a place." David Lee
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