1/30/13
One story that we were told in class involved
how there are different perspectives of the Appalachian Trail. Thru hikers have
put in a lot of effort and struggle to journey down the road, yet there are
places on the skyline drive that have lookout points. People driving in cars
can just stop and enjoy the view, and sometimes the paths of the hikers and the
tourists meet. The driver perceives the trail and its hikers from a completely
different point of view than the hikers themselves. It is an interesting
concept that can be universally applied to all aspects of life. All we see is
just one side of things. We never really realize that there are others
experiencing the same thing in a completely different way.
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