We ARE Our Own Worst Enemy.
Mood:  sad
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Today was another extremely sad and very grim reminder with regards to our doomed purchased property that began day 1.

As a dear high school friend quoted, after seeing photos I posted on social media of complete devastation;

"This disgusts me!... Man will be the cause of their own extinction."

Sadly, myself and Eric, could not agree with Kathy more! We ARE our own worst enemy.

So much for peace, quiet and enjoying nature. This is what we were left with after a mere two hours of Duke Energy Indiana and the local mayor approving a project. One year ago, in which, we were never informed.

Hired crews by Duke Energy Indiana completely devastated hundreds of trees through out the entire little, lazy, river town. In the process of literally taking down trees to their stumps. Hundreds of birds, nests and other wildlife were either killed or left quickly scrambling to find their homes. Our calls to Duke Energy corporate and the mayors office, fell on deaf ears. Not surprising, is it?.

 This is what makes me sick. Not cancer, nor illness, but the complete devastation of trees, birds and other wildlife that I once enjoyed. It's a shame that humans are the ones who destroy the most. Absolutely heartbreaking!.

Those who own land in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, beware, we were told that Duke Energy Ohio will be sending hired crews starting next week. We were given no notice about any type of project before, during or after purchasing this doomed house of horrors. The beginning of desecrating nature and wildlife began at 8:30am, in which, we both had to leave due to fear I would probably had put a stop to the project. By all means possible, because of course, that is just me. I value what God has created. Most people in today's society, sadly do not.

Finding some sort of peace, in this doomed home, now forever gone.

The eerie silence, standing where so many trees once stood and wildlife habitat, makes me sick. I feel for those in the Cincinnati, Ohio area, anyone who owns land, yet has Duke Energy lines on their property. A simple job of just pruning trees back so they do not come in contact with Duke Energy lines, turned into dead wildlife and trees that once stood for decades, some even hundreds of years. Gone, forever.

Big corporations do not care. Too bad this very sad world doesn't first think with their hearts, instead of their wallets. Maybe the world would then be a much better and far more loving place.

All around... Sad, disappointing and beyond depressing day.

Of course, there is a lot of native American land where we reside. I guess you can do the math on what happens when you destroy God's earth. Native American land? I have my opinions on what happens to those who do such a thing as we witnessed today. Ask my friend, Wingz...