As the professional intimate of landed gentry, her rescuer also had class, whereas Ronnie in Olive's judgment had none.
The new responsibility has given Guinness an intimate understanding of land: meadows are no longer "background wash or colour" but something much more substantive – crops, pasture, soil.
That thread snaking over the landscape — where does it go, who uses it, why does it seem so intimate with the land?
Those who jump over bonfires this solstice can ask for blessings on the opportunity at hand, knowing that Pagans have been about building creative alternatives for years, that closer more intimate relationship to the land is a wonderful thing, and that the Earth is resilient in ways we can't fully predict.
A sophisticated religious culture had developed based on an intimate relationship with the land and the elements.
And so at 27, she exchanged her lush, intimate village for a land of pavement and tall buildings, surrounded by strangers with a bewildering assortment of accents, languages and activities.
Amazonian indigenous peoples, like the Na'vi, maintain intimate connection to the land, rivers and forests.
Within the military community they are deeply respected for their intimate knowledge of the land and living off it.
The majority of his writing spotlights connections between place and people -- hunting, fishing, gardening rural traditions and interesting subcultures tied to an intimate connection to the land.
"MorningAltars is the child of my undying devotion with nature, my desire to create beauty as spiritual activism, and my practice of mindfulness, blessing, and meditation," he says, adding that "art and beauty-making is a way to become deeply bound to and intimate with this epic land and landscape here".
