Both options are good, and I see why some of our residents might love to have an own pipeline. On the whole, however, I think it would be better not to build this devasting pipeline.
First of all, we have such a cute little forest with lots of old trees standing there since the pioneer days! It would be a crime to destroy them. Read More
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