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‘The edges of any landscape – horizons, the lip of a valley, the bend of a river
around a canyon wall – quicken an observer’s expectations. That attraction to
borders, to the earth’s twilit places, is a part of the shape of human curiosity.’ |
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‘The edges of any landscape – horizons, the lip of a valley, the bend of a river
around a canyon wall – quicken an observer’s expectations. That attraction to
borders, to the earth’s twilit places, is a part of the shape of human curiosity.’ |