But what we did is we studied our town. We did an inventory of all of the things that were present there-farms and marshes and springs and historic sites, Indian trails, buildings, our tobacco farms included. And what happened after we did this very careful and very extensive inventory is, we fell in love with the place. Most of us didn't know where we lived. We had just moved in and out rather oblivious to the beauty of things.
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The speaker reflects on how exploring their town led to a profound appreciation for their surroundings. By taking inventory of local features such as farms, marshes, and historical sites, they became more aware of the rich tapestry that made up their community. This careful examination opened their eyes to the various elements that contribute to the town’s character, which they had previously overlooked.

This newfound love for the place highlights how...

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