At Lindisfarne, with the sheep.
The English must have as many names for green as the Esquimaux for snow.
image: Christie B. Cochrell, Lindisfarne landscape
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- Christie
- Creative writer - Traveler - Archaeologist manque - Ardent lover of the play of light, the journeyings of time, things ephemeral and ancient
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