"They have a very specific point of view about these issues, but they try to help everybody in Rockland County understand these issues." "What the West Branch Conservation Association does that I really like is let people know about these issues going on," he said. He said he was working with them "peripherally" before then, and used to work in Manhattan, which took up a good deal of his time, but he's wanted to help the county for awhile. One is Steven Marsh, who said he officially began working with the group about six months ago after living on South Mountain for the past 15 years.
And while he claims that joining the group about 40 years ago makes him "the new boy," there are still new members joining. He wanted to preserve the beauty of the land he like to walk on, and fought against it, noting that there is still not a sewer there. There are easily 30 practicing artists living along. "Some people think there is no more art around here. "Art making in this area is a historic event," Granirer said. There was also the occasional plane flying high above, loud car driving by and cell phone going off, whether a standard ringtone of a phone ringing or one of Drake's song "Miss Me."Įxposing people to local art is something the West Branch Conservation Association is looking to do more of. Of course, those weren't the only sounds that come with doing a play outside in 2010. Early in the show, birds chirped and cawed, and as the day went on, crickets took over the natural background sounds. So not only was it getting progressively cooler while the play was delving deeper into the night, but it allowed for a constant breeze causing the surrounding greenery to dance back and forth. The play chronicles one night played out on the mountain, and while the sun was out throughout the entire reading, its heat waned as it was eventually tucked behind a thin, but long layer of clouds. and included a 20-minute intermission, High Tor State Park acted as a character of its own. Throughout the entire play, which ended a bit after 6 p.m.
"High Tor" is set entirely on top of High Tor, making the location of the reading not only appropriate in name, but also in setting.
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