Quotes About Wilderness
He was scarcely sixteen years of age when he left his father's home, And through Australia's sunny clime a bushranger did roam. He robbed those wealthy squatters, their stock he did destroy, And a terror to Australia was the wild Colonial boy.
~ Tim Winton
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The sea is one rare wild card left in the homogenous suburban life.
~ Tim Winton
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In the wilderness, I found an altar with this inscription: TO THE UNKNOWN GOD... And I have made my sacrifice accordingly.
~ Timothy Findley
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not a very nice place is it? rosen asked as they came back for the last load. they say there's a hundred different kinds of snake there. ninety-nine are poisonous. and the other one? kelly handed a carton over to the doctor. that one eats your ass whole.
~ Tom Clancy
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drinking water from streams like animals
~ Tom Clancy
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She thought these thoughts to herself as in her mind's eye she ran naked through the woods, hugging trees.
~ Tom Robbins
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I am nothing to you. You say I am wilderness. I am. Is that a tremble on your mouth, in your eye? Are you afraid? You should be.
~ Toni Morrison
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You are nothing but wilderness. No constraint. No mind. You shout the word—mind, mind, mind—over and over and then you laugh, saying as I live and breathe, a slave by choice.
~ Toni Morrison
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Narrative fiction provides a controlled wilderness, an opportunity to be and to become the Other. The stranger. With sympathy, clarity, and the risk of self-examination.
~ Toni Morrison
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The men had gnawed through the daisy trees until, wild-eyed and yelling, they broke in two and hit the ground. In the huge silence that followed their fall, orchids spiraled down to join them.
~ Toni Morrison
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toboggan full of winter gear across a frozen lake, where the sense of isolation is so great I feel like the only man on Earth;
~ Kevin Callan
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After days, weeks and months spent waiting to escape from the crazed normality of day-to-day life, it makes no sense to race through the wilderness and finish a trip early.
~ Kevin Callan
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Attitudes also were different. We didn't go out on trip to survive or crush a vast distance; we went to relax and thrive. More often, it seems the people who do spend long periods in the wilderness are trying to conquer nature, rather than be part of it.
~ Kevin Callan
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When you look at the face of Canada and study the geography carefully, you come away with the feeling that God could have designed the canoe first and then set about to conceive a land in which it could flourish." BILL MASON
~ Kevin Callan
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Not saying hello is something I don't understand. The problem with ignoring others while traveling in remote wilderness areas, besides being characterized as brash and unmannerly, is that you never know who you might need to call upon for help.
~ Kevin Callan
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Once through this ruined city did I pass I espied a lonely bird on a bough and asked 'What knowest thou of this wilderness?' It replied : 'I can sum it up in two words: 'Alas! Alas
~ Khushwant Singh
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They had left the mountains and entered the world, and he became a predator. She had survived by playing dead.
~ Kiana Davenport
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Before dragging it down through mosses, sedges, and small twin flowers—plants the deer had eaten all its life—he'd taken a sharp knife to the belly, opened it and found a fragrance, the moist smell of Earth, something Gramps had spoken of. He had said that when it happens, when the deer gives itself to you this way, it's a gift the hunter must accept with gratitude.
~ Kim Heacox
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homestead fires were fed with dried buffalo
~ Kirby Larson
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writing home" here in the wilderness of australia writing home becomes easy in spite of the spreading wild fires there is less heat, more certainty. writing home, writing this i think of those without real homes– our city, people say, provides houses which do not, often, bring one home.
~ Kirpal Singh
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No one would ever find her here. Even from the high saddle there was no sign of the way she'd come, no path, no road, only the bent backs of the hills repeating themselves, over and over, on one side of the road all the way to the western mountains, on the other to the sea.
~ Kirsty Gunn
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I have gone to the forest
~ Knut Hamsun
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The world is a forest, a woods, full of wild beasts and poisonous insects. You should go only through places where everyone goes, places that are considered absolutely safe.
~ Kobo Abe
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I didn't expect the wilderness of love to be something you had to pack for.
~ Kristen Tracy
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