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After serving 13 years in the Army and reserve components, Rob spent 14 years in manufacturing finally leaving to write and enjoy self-employment. In addition to writing, Rob currently is working with The People Academy,Inc developing training programs and helping businesses and individuals define and reach their goals. In his spare time Rob performs improv comedy with Dutch Blitzkrieg.

Robert Britt commented on Where did the water go? on June 1, 2009, 4:17 PM
I think the key to this is how much impact we have as we share. I have spent many days on the shores of Lake Seneca, and seeing a sailboat whisper by is like a vision. Hearing motorboats and jetskis, a nightmare. One problem, that you touched on, is that no matter how we choose to use, our mere presence changes some aspects. Then when people choose to alter nature, the unforseen often rears its head. (sometimes years later)