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Cape Crozier from the hill

By Stuart|2019-04-20T09:09:12-07:00April 20th, 2019|

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Since 1991 Sophie has worked happily as a filmmaker and cinematographer specialising in natural history in remote locations throughout the world from 78 degrees South to 78 degrees North with a lot of Africa in between. Sophie won a BAFTA in 2016 and was accepted as a BAFTA member in 2018.

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Instagram post 2211653305690678935_3722414930 Wishing you all a happy new year. Breakage I go down to the edge of the sea. How everything shines in the morning light! The cusp of the whelk, the broken cupboard of the clam, the opened, blue mussels, moon snails, pale pink and barnacle scarred— and nothing at all whole or shut, but tattered, split, dropped by the gulls onto the gray rocks and all the moisture gone. It's like a schoolhouse of little words, thousands of words. First you figure out what each one means by itself, the jingle, the periwinkle, the scallop full of moonlight. Then you begin, slowly, to read the whole story. Mary Oliver
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Instagram post 2207710307642693460_3722414930 Apologies to the wasp, who I might have walloped, thinking it was an ant (#no excuse). The wasp did however sting me 3 times, but as a pal pointed out is actually “the one who puts an egg inside the branch of the molle (it’s a thorn bush, like the "calafate"... probably you saw it in cueva de las manos). The molle react at that and create a ball...when the egg hatch or become alive.. it makes a hole throught it can go out and into this amazing world...” so again sorry... #guilt #itchy
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