Preserve Beautiful Long Arm Mountain in Linville Gorge
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Kristina Fickling
7 years ago
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Mike Ingersoll
7 years ago
There are plenty of places to build far outside a wilderness area. Responsible development takes into account current and future use of the land.
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Arlene Pace
7 years ago
This eye sore would impact the gorge hikers and climbers in a really negative way-keep the Gorge Wild a place to admire and treasure for generations to come!
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Michael Brown
7 years ago
PROTECT THIS LAND!
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William Thrasher
7 years ago
Please preserve this mountain
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Rio Sawhill
7 years ago
I grew up in Charlotte and currently live in Boone.
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Ann Costello
7 years ago
This land is an absolute treasure and deserves preservation and protection.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The preservation of North Carolina’s natural resources - the very things that make people want to live in and visit our state - is of utmost importance.
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Tom Blair
7 years ago
Committed to preserving the beauty of this WILDERNESS!
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Hannah Andrew
7 years ago
It is important that we continue to have access across this land in order to be able to appreciate many parts of Linville gorge!
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Cathy Anderson
7 years ago
The Linville Gorge is a pristine place and my favorite place to play. I support any measure that will preserve it's rugged and wild beauty for generations to come.
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Kenneth H Yearick
7 years ago
I agree
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William H Bush
7 years ago
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Please add protected lands. Every time I drive past another trashy commercial strip or another plot of farmland turned over to McMansions, I hope for the preservation of our public lands and the environmental role they play.
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David Gibson
7 years ago
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Please preserve the long arm ridge. I am a new climber and my first visit was to the chimneys. Its the most beautiful place i've been to so far in western north carolina.
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Richard McGee
7 years ago
Please take action to preserve this beautiful tract of forest.
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Richard McGee
7 years ago
Please protect this critical section of land to preserve the Linville Gorge area.
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Robert Clontz
7 years ago
North Carolina is blessed with many natural treasures. Please continue to protect our lands for us and legacy for those to come.
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Katie Arnett
7 years ago
Keep it wild!
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Jeffrey C Haynes
7 years ago
Please preserve the mentioned area as a part of the national Forest.
There are plenty of places to build far outside a wilderness area. Responsible development takes into account current and future use of the land.
This eye sore would impact the gorge hikers and climbers in a really negative way-keep the Gorge Wild a place to admire and treasure for generations to come!
PROTECT THIS LAND!
Please preserve this mountain
I grew up in Charlotte and currently live in Boone.
This land is an absolute treasure and deserves preservation and protection.
The preservation of North Carolina’s natural resources - the very things that make people want to live in and visit our state - is of utmost importance.
Committed to preserving the beauty of this WILDERNESS!
It is important that we continue to have access across this land in order to be able to appreciate many parts of Linville gorge!
The Linville Gorge is a pristine place and my favorite place to play. I support any measure that will preserve it's rugged and wild beauty for generations to come.
I agree
Please add protected lands. Every time I drive past another trashy commercial strip or another plot of farmland turned over to McMansions, I hope for the preservation of our public lands and the environmental role they play.
Please preserve the long arm ridge. I am a new climber and my first visit was to the chimneys. Its the most beautiful place i've been to so far in western north carolina.
Please take action to preserve this beautiful tract of forest.
Please protect this critical section of land to preserve the Linville Gorge area.
North Carolina is blessed with many natural treasures. Please continue to protect our lands for us and legacy for those to come.
Keep it wild!
Please preserve the mentioned area as a part of the national Forest.
We need to preserve what little is left.