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    Quote Originally Posted by snooky View Post
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    Arguably Dunbar's most famous son was John Muir. He was born in the nineteenth century and moved to the US as a child. He grew up to be probably the most important conservationist/environmentalist in American history and his name is likely far better-known there than it is here - I think he gets a lot of credit for the whole National Parks movement and the conservation of wilderness, allowing species to flourish untroubled by man. I think he was particularly fond of bears.

    There's a country park on the outskirts of Dunbar, which has a good range of soft play and a few species of wild animals, named in his memory.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mibbes Aye View Post
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    Arguably Dunbar's most famous son was John Muir. He was born in the nineteenth century and moved to the US as a child. He grew up to be probably the most important conservationist/environmentalist in American history and his name is likely far better-known there than it is here - I think he gets a lot of credit for the whole National Parks movement and the conservation of wilderness, allowing species to flourish untroubled by man. I think he was particularly fond of bears.

    There's a country park on the outskirts of Dunbar, which has a good range of soft play and a few species of wild animals, named in his memory.
    Forgot about John Muir. Sorry, my Booboo (for the want of a better pun).

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    Forgot about John Muir. Sorry, my Booboo (for the want of a better pun).
    I understand that if it wasn't a bear the statue was to be of the Holy Father availing himself in the woods
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