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Littlestone wrote: ...or it was a place that was remembered through folk-memory as somewhere a fine herd of horses had been encountered thousands of years earlier. But we can't ever know those things, because the evidence has gone. Close :-) wilderness /0wld ns/ noun. OE. [ORIGIN Old English wild(d)ornes, from wil(d)dor wild deer + -ness.] 1 Land which is wild, uncultivated, and inhabited only by wild animals; a wild, uncultivated, or uninhabited region. That's just described my back garden when the sheep have broken in:-) Reply | with quote | Posted by Sanctuary 7th May 2012ce 21:37 In reply to: Re: Sense of Place/Wildness (Littlestone) |
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