David Douglas Quotes

Wilderness Has Been Characterized As Barren And Unproductive; Little Can Be Grown In Its Sand And Rock. But The Crops Of Wilderness Have Always Been Its Spiritual Values - Silence And Solitude, A Sense Of Awe And Gratitude - Able To Be Harvested By Any Traveler Who Visits.

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