Nature And Society Peirce Lewis Analysis

Nature and Society According to Peirce Lewis this landscape, one of my favorites of Boise, would be The Axiom of Cultural Unity and Landscape Equality (Lewis 5). This picture depicts the city of Boise including nature and city united into one panorama. The picture starts on camel’s back, and showing the active side Boise had to offer including the hikes and trails that are available for beautiful landscape views. The trail depicts several diverse types of plants that are native to Boise. The trail was first acquired in 1932, and developed as a trail throughout the mountain showing its old-time roots with all the fencing and details. The sea of trees shows just how in touch Boise is with nature and appeals more towards a rural population then urban. The smell of fresh air that the trees emit always keeps it fresh and clean. The trees as we can see cover most of the housing, and to the left we see the housing up in the mountains. This was one of the best days I have taken pictures, not a single cloud in the sky with the sun coming down beaming on the city. This view is priceless when looking at it from a monetary perspective. How inexpensive Boise is, pairing it with how beautiful it really is, many people will start to see the monetary value of this city and take advantage of this Gem. Many great schools, and …show more content…
Boise continues to grow larger as the days turn, many important things came to Boise such as one of the best skateparks in the world, which is to host the X games qualifier in our very own small city. This also depicts the landscape is habitat idea from D.W. Meinig, talking about how landscapes are a blend of man and nature. Even if man makes mistakes, nature always heals. Rearranging nature into more desirable forms to coexist with nature. Every day it seems like a new building is sprouting out having us wonder when the trees will start to disappear and the concrete jungle will