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A simple love song from John Denver. Mardy Murie and her husband Olas. She was awarded the Presidential Medal Of Freedom for Environmentalism in 1998.

Mardy Murie died on October 19, 2003 at the age of 101. (Denver died October 12, 1997 - at the age of 53) The Murie Residence in Moose, Wyoming was added to the National Register of Historic Places in? 1990, and as part of the Murie Ranch Historic District was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2006.


A song for all lovers

I see them dancing somewhere in the moonlight
Somewhere in Alaska, somewhere in the sun
I hear them singing a song for all lovers
A song for the two hearts beating only as one

Imagine the morning no longer alone
The arms of another, a place to belong
No longer the struggle, no longer the night
And ever becoming in the quickening light

To see the darkness, to listen within
To answer in kindness, to ever begin
To ever be gentle, to always be strong
To walk in the wonder, to live in the song

In a place of enchantment where the wild things are known
Will the future remember when the lovers are gone?



And here's JD himself with his backup band at his "Wildlife concert"; His opinions about natural conservative that sadly human being don't really care about and the result is what is happening in our belove Thailand right now. We deforested our own forest for our narrow-minded financially reason, we filled up our canals that we used to have so abundantly (when I was much younger and lived my first 24 years of my life in Thailand), we covered the natural soil with concrete slabs and roads.....etc. I hope our younger generations have learn this lesson before it's all too late for them. And he finished it up with his love of MOUNTAINS (just like me). I'm not ashame to say that this his signature song sometimes brought tears of joy to my eyes 'cause I realized that I also have the same undescribable personal feeling just like him whenever I took an effort to get up to any mountains.



One of the mountains that I've been; But no, it's not the Rocky mountains range. It's Mt.Whitney which is in Sierra Nevada mountains range, the highest peak in North America Inland (excludes Alaska). I took this pic with my cheap digital cam when I went solo trekking about 6 years ago. It came out much better than I expected.