Atlantic Dream

If for instance there was a person that the entire world spiralled around, then people that position themselves according to the lesson left by those bearing the same name, carrying tuitions from the scholars and practioners shape a towns society by the professions of the people that have remained steady for many generations. True people that come and go when looking over more vast periods of history create impacts, but the town develops in sccordance with a group of peoples opinions and ideologies.


In this modern world think about how a person whom often uses technology and the internet as a way of communicating with the outside world in that position could influence the development of the most south westerly parts of England. A place that the warmer seasons are bustling with tourism and water and beach activities. Yet, it is important to remember that there are large areas of agriculterual lands that are intergral to the traditions and needs of the countries greater advantage.


There must be an equilibrium reached between the pros and cons of the cooperate world and the pros and cons of an industrialistic/agriculteral environment. Not to mention consideration to the coastal land and ground properties and weathers when creating any changes to the lands. Its the becomes a concern and an indirect (responsiblitie free) resposibility of that person to ensure their best attentions were given to such matters. Although the may not be the primary focus of ones attentions.

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