Lets take back our ancestral land in Villavallelonga, Italy.

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#2

2016-08-05 16:30

I believe that nature belongs to its original inhabitants but in our technological-obsessed world, we must allow humans also to enjoy the beauty of God's good earth. I'm sure the inhabitants of this tiny village have a small carbon footprint and given their life philosophy will do their best to nurture nature.

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#3 Re:

2016-08-05 17:08:00

#2: -  Thank you for your comments. The National park has currently set up a series of barriers preventing any sort of access by car. Older residents and young children are required to walk on foot a distance of over 5 km to access their private property or to have access to the fountains and lands of L'Aceretta. The local "Sagra della Pecora" festival that we have been celebrating for decades will have to be cancelled if the "Park" maintains their current barriers. We believe that all citizens of Villavallelonga should have unrestricted access to this private and ancestral land. Our carbon footprint is negligible since our thick, forested mountains absorbs tons of carbon dioxide and provides abundant oxygen for most of Italy.