Water Is So Clear That A Blind Man Could See
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Describes the plight of the Taos Indians and their home in the Blue Lake area of New Mexico, which is threatened by lumber companies. Explains that the Indian has not exploited ecology because he considers all life sacred and uses only what is necessary to him.
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