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I’m likely to stay here, pen in hand, until dusk comes and my writing melts into the twilight. — Fennel Hudson, Traditional Angling - Fennel's Journal - No. 6
...Nature becomes your teacher, and from her you will learn what is beautiful and who you are and what is your special q — Stephen Graham, The Gentle Art of Tramping
...there are no new themes for a writer, only new ways of setting down old themes, new eyes to wander among old rocks. — Jim Crumley, Gulfs of Blue Air: A Highland Journey
The word "landmark" is from the old English "landmearc", meaning 'an object in the landscape which, by its conspicuousne — Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks
Scholars, I plead with you, Where are your dictionaries of the wind, the grasses? — Norman MacCaig
We both loved the birds and animals and plants. We both felt far happier out of doors. I felt a peace in nature that I c — Tracy Rees, Amy Snow
Although the deepest of snow in living memory lay upon the ground, the sun was shining and Aurelia breathed easiest out — Tracy Rees, Amy Snow
I am extremely happy walking on the downs...I like to have space to spread my mind out in. — Virginia Woolf
The place has entered me...it has coloured my life like a stain. — Adam Nicolson
Every step of the walk unburdens us of what we have just seen and thought while it simultaneously thrusts us into the pr — Jeffrey Robinson
Should humans conquer the mountain or should they wish for the mountain to possess them? — Kiran Desai, The Inheritance of Loss
The stars were better company anyway. They were very beautiful, and they almost never snored. — David Eddings, Crystal Gorge
With…love of wind, there is no surer test of genuine Nature instinct that this. Any body can love sunshine. — anonymous, from "The Anthenaeum", 1877, in review of Thoreau
When I was a child in Scotland, I was fond of everything that was wild, and all my life I've been growing fonder and fon — John Muir, The Story of My Boyhood and Youth
It is not good for man to be kept perforce at all times in the presence of his species. A world from which solitude is e — John Stuart Mills
Words tend to bounce off nature as they try to deliver nature's language into the hands of another language foreign to i — Theodor Adorno
It didn’t matter that she didn’t live here, that a relationship was out of the question. It was probably because a relat — Rebecca Brooks, Make Me Stay
...landscape is a work of the mind. Its scenery is built up as much from strata of memory as from layers of rock. — simon schma
On a winter’s day when a person’s spirits may be low and to behold thirty to one-hundred Evening Grosbeaks busily gorgin — Barry Babcock, TEACHERS IN THE FOREST: Essays from the last wilderness in Mississippi Headwaters Country
No animal could change the character of the land as the presence of the wolf had that day. — Barry Babcock, TEACHERS IN THE FOREST: Essays from the last wilderness in Mississippi Headwaters Country