Its funny how you can take one part of the United States and exploit it like a backwater third world country. Expensive mountains here in Kentucky and West Virginia also but we destroy them to get the expensive stuff out to keep the lights on in cities similar to L.A.

Oh Well! If you don't fall into the ocean out there or the smog don't get ya before the Co2 levels do, plant something symbolic on that hill. A humongous statue of Dick Chaney with an Exxon or Haliburton sign for a backdrop. How about a row of corporate flags like all the flags of the different countries that fly at the U.N. Big huge wattage spotlights for effect at night.

Seriously, I would spray paint it green and construct a plastic replica deciduous forest up there. That way when ours is all gone we can come out to Hollywood and see what one looks like. We don't mind the tremors or hanging out on fault lines. The blasting and shaking here keeps us conditioned to it.It may also come in handy if you need one for a movie scene.

The eons of time and nature was good to us down here. It was not until we become civilized that destroying our habitat become fathomable or fashionable.

A huge mcmansion development prjoect is probably more likely?

http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog

Or: a monastery/hermitage/retreat house, along the lines perhaps of this place in Colorado:

http://www.spirituallifeinstitute.org/Nada.html;

including a botanical garden, an apiary, a shelter for injured birds, and a petting zoo, the animals having been rescued from cruel treatment on farms.

But don't ask me where the water is supposed to come from.  : (

(People should have thought of that, though, before they ever moved to Southern California.)

Chickens deserve our true friendship! So do fish! So do other sentient beings! Let us learn to be kind.

I'd say wait until 2009 and buy.  By then it should be worth around $360,000.

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I would make a Mount Rushmore out of it, with just Dick Chaney's head.

Sorry I see someone already has the phallic idea taken.

The eons of time and nature was good to us down here. It was not until we become civilized that destroying our habitat become fathomable or fashionable.