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“The sky can seem very pale in summer once you've grown accustomed to the darkness - Wildwood: A Journey Through Trees”

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Roger Deakin
Roger Deakin

Roger Deakin was a British writer born on February 11, 1943, and passed away on August 19, 2006. His works primarily focused on themes of nature, travel, and ecology, known for his unique perspective and profound thinking. more

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