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W: I don’t really have any expertise in managing. Have you got any idea what we could do with it?
M: Well, when I see fifty square kilometers of land, I think of money.
W: Ha, that’s typical of you.
M: Well, yeah. I think, you know, a hotel will be great here. There’s enough room for it, and as it’s in the middle of this kind of wonderful environment, we could really sell it.
W: Yeah, the land’s got these really lovely environmental features. You’ve got these lovely hills and there’re all these lovely trees, and a little forest down there. Perhaps it would be nicer to do something that’s kind of more sympathetic with the environment, like, um, you could leave it wild and just let the animals roam free, or you could have like a more organized animal sanctuary to get the most out of the features of it.
M: What would we get out of that?
W: It’s doing something good, and giving something back to the earth, and making sure that these sorts of animal species are left to live in their own environment.
M: Ok. Perhaps not a hotel then, but I think we could think of a commercial use that would fit in more with the environment. What about some kind of health resort, maybe?
W: Well, that’s quite a nice idea. People could go walking in the hills, and they could do nature trails through the forest. We could even have like a little organic garden or provide food that’s fresh and healthy. We could have an organic health spa. What do you think?
M: Yeah, that’s a nice idea.