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I tcept ourtelvec Meanwhile, on the da rklin g beach, it turn« out that I can «pot clam dimple» w ith the hett of them Im o t ma» he a h o a lvr or tw o ahead and the beach a» fu ll of people a» a hermit"» nightmare of a Vkashington * I »ay Sale, but we both teem likely to catch our fu ll 24-clam lim it, a» the sky turn» from red Io crimson, orange and gold, and 1» an enriched blue out over the tea Demography is o u r real problem W e may argue all we want about damm ing the Grande Hnndc saving the Detchute«. or paving paradite to put in a parking lot. hut. a» long a» the people keep pouring in. the hmtphere mu»t biodegrade Ihe demography of clam» and men alike »eeni« profoundly inevitable, a» we get o u r lim it of little clam* at I ittle Beach N or may one return »mall clam» to the »and. fo r once moved they cannot live M e are told that the future of da m dom is in our hand», and m u tt not he ahu»ed. w hich 1» at once true, and a lie Ihe great clam bed in the »ea w ill replenith the despoiled clam bed» near the land if it 1» clam m ily pcmible, but winter» and their raging ttorm» w ill do far more damage to tho»e »and» bed» than we mere m o rta l, can ever do I a»l w inter lore out the beach Io bedrock and »cooped »and by the ton »eaward, decimating the in tertidal bed», and probably the off»hore one» a» well. I count on newcomer» to Oregon to battle to »a»e the beautiful country \» for m t. I w ill prohahl, continue to rem ind myself of fight» I fought in younger day», and victories won or lost lh a t is the Oregon way. I think Ihe first generation com et in, fu ll of retolvc to »ave, preserve and modify, w hile the native», a bit loo comfortable, »imply enjoy the place Searching for my 2«th and final razor clam. I contemplate the fact that, in all my years of w riting. I have ne»er dealt w ith an editor who was bom here l'»e w ritten for editor» from hack I a»t and down South, and been edited by persons from O hio and I ngland and such places, who seem to me to lack an ra r for the Oregon sound I am represented in the le g isla tu re by a woman from New York, on the (. tty Council by a woman from Montana, and in the count» h» a man who ju»t barely am ved from all over America I suspect lhat w ill continue Oregon offsprings either flee the blackberry swamp, or. like me. »las and learn Io enjoy the land, hut newcomer» are the one» who change and mould the place, in an image of what they th in k Oregon 1». or ought to be I conclude that the ecological warrior» are right in every respect but one Ibey do not know perhaps they cannot know that the true I ao of Oregon 1» merely to be here now l o enjoy and learn the place, and let the future come over the mountain« a» it always ha», wave after wave Ihe Oregon that can be saved 1» not the true Oregon, as a I aoisl would put it I thank them for their efforts, and go on living I don’t think they » ill save my Oregon from inundation, nor do I believe that Oregon w ill be much if any better, for clam or man. than New lerscs lm» personal metaphor for Desolation Row )once the human beings have fille d it up. as they assuredly w ill All places fill, in time, for humans and razor clams alike hase reproductive resources equal to their task, and the task of every creature, realized or not. it to fill the ecological niche lo the brim m ing point All this i t terribly cynical, and make» me hungry, vo we »lop in Seaside for breakfast Seaside, lhat Coney Itla n d of the N o rth Coast, i t what all Oregon w ill e»rntuallv look like I hen hack lo Amo»’ .« b in to stand in unaccustomed sun. cleaning clams Cleaning clams is not half to much fun as digging them, but is no le t* philosophical, and in the evening we w ill eat them, which is at least as much fun at cither I hen the "lao o f clam and clam digger w ill merge, and we w ill go -w 4»î .« • - S : - v -» %r~ .’ ’■••»H to d r h à j r f l »nu t»ip »-■ . v T to u rk e L •*• l î » le 6 L, - ‘ ‘ • a - the .-And c i» ! w ’ u t o r r z , . t i re n r» the o x v to # ’ J û « # . .# v h o J k . î t o v «jV * MOU lu c k H lu p a ’* x j ‘ ... t o :» • - !«■ !’ ".*?Ul»r Ui '»•'IJ M -u . ; u u # ' ■! vto »’ f l û l i» - '’tk f! . *> ’ •h»* • ’i ï * .T Û Î H * T tt. » '. j ll u V u t l d V f. »A d in V » JJ# U. m } uj f v e » / r j « r» ..t;, t i ! 7 # i» w to ü n e » . . i k l ’t o .«»•*> - ‘ »C l 4 XiOT -:r-? . n w tw o th in g s o re n p fp s s o rtj: a plan and not q u ite enough tim e . forward together into the fu tu re flnon N IH A ltM BAY V ID fO In Manxanita. 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