At the first sign of spring they would set out their shrines and scatter seeds on the sides of the hill, below the shacks, and would put up wooden fences to pen their pigs and cows. The women worked the ground and milked and fed the animals while the men hunted, and when the men came in from the wolf roads at dusk, the women would cook the game they’d caught while the men went inside and drank mead.
His main argument against keeping these lesser-known parks as somewhat of a secret is that they play an equal part in making up our natural landscape, and should therefore be given as much attention and should get to be visited as much as the more popular national parks.
