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The issue, as just about anyone in Dunsmuir can explain, is that the land on the east side of the river, where the waterfall spills down from the cliffs, is owned by the Saint Germain Foundation, a religious group that considers the waterfall and Mount Shasta sacred and doesn’t take kindly to the public wandering through.

The land on the other side of the river is owned by Union Pacific Railroad.

The calls were only one manifestation of Francis’ concern for people in the Holy Land on both sides.

������ever the outcome, this case reminds us that rights do not exist in the abstract; they land on people.

The council leased the land on which the tree stood to the Toby Carvery.