To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, — Barry López
To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, — Barry López
To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, — Barry López
To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, — Barry López
To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, — Barry López
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To inquire into the intricacies of a distant landscape, then, is to provoke thoughts about one’s own interior landscape, and the familiar landscapes of memory. The land urges us to come around to an understanding of ourselves.

— Barry López
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