Today a lot of hikers hike the mountains and all they see is the trail they're walking. They don't look around and see the Buckeye tree or the Hickory tree or all the species of trees that are around them. They don't even see wild animals. When you walk with a quietness you observe. You see all these things. We have so many varieties that come up also. We have the wild blackberries and we used to have the strawberries a long time ago when I was growing up. My mother would go out and get a gallon of strawberries and they're entirely different to that of the palm straw berries that we have today in these nurseries. The blueberries, we call them the huckaberry. Huckaberry plants are no more hardly in the woods. The water was so pure that you could drink it just anywhere. You didn't have to boil it. You didn't have to worry about getting sick from drinking polluted water when I was growing up. So it was very, very clean, very clean water. We've always looked down on the soil because it furnishes everything. It doesn't only furnishes the timber, the food. All things come from the ground. We honor just about everything because everything understands connected. All people are connected and plants, even the animals of the forest and the file of the air, the fish of the sea, the reptiles.