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Theodore Roosevelt with John Burroughs and Billy Hofer at camp.
位於營地內的羅斯福、巴勒斯 (John Burroughs) 及赫佛 (Billy Hofer)

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羅斯福喜愛跟同是天然資源保護論的朋友(關心自然保護的人) 繆爾John Muir一起享受戶外活動。照片內可以看到他跟其朋友巴勒斯 (John Burroughs) 及其他友人在露營旅行。羅斯福寫了一封信給他的兒子哈奇,信中提到了另一次的露營旅行,當時因為小屋內有一群鼯鼠家庭,所以巴勒斯無法入睡。

「媽媽跟我一點都不在意但有一天晚上,他們把巴勒斯吵醒,而巴勒斯誤入歧途的花了一個小時找尋鼯鼠的巢穴他抓到了兩隻小隻的,並將他們放在一個籃子裡隔天,在媽媽的指示下,我將它們帶到外面;但在處理的過程中,我的手指不慎被咬,手一鬆,它們就在房間內亂竄 ...」您不認為這有點像是這位熱愛動物的人故意放這些生物自由的嗎?


Roosevelt enjoyed spending time outdoors with his friends, such as fellow conservationist (a person who cares about protecting nature) John Muir. Here you can see him on a camping trip with his friend John Burroughs and some other men. Roosevelt wrote his son Archie a letter about another camping trip when Burroughs had difficulty sleeping because of a family of flying squirrels in the cabin.

"Mother and I do not mind them at all, ... but one night they waked up John Burroughs and he spent a misguided hour hunting for the nest ... caught two of the young squirrels and put them in a basket... The next day under Mother's direction I took them out, getting my fingers somewhat bitten in the process, and loosed them in our room..." It was just like this animal-loving man to set the creatures free, don't you think?

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