In the decade since then, the previous film's rebellious hairy hero, Caesar (Andy Serkis), has established an idyllic, treehouse-based ape community in a mossy Californian forest, and it's here that the film stays for its first 20 minutes.
A lithium anode also swiftly forms dendrites and mossy deposits.
Sam North is that writer.In his sixth novel, "The Unnumbered", Mr North travels to parts of London some of us never reach, wasteland gypsy caravans, warm subway tunnels, the mossy extremities of St Pancras cemetery and the cardboard sleeperies of the underpass at Centre Point in the West End.
Ms Hill, whose fame grew as she endured storms, angry lumberjacks and visits from mossy film stars, sped to her former home on news of the attack.
"Swamplandia!" is ultimately about the aching beauties of youth the way life begins with such dumb sweetness, while the lessons that give it meaning lurk around each bend like terrifying gators in a mossy, fragrant swamp.
Tourist agencies, postcards and a national nostalgia industry promote lush fields, mossy rectories and village greens as a platonic ideal of England, far from the grimy streets and crowded houses of the big urban centres where most people actually live.Despite their hold on the national psyche England's small band of genuine country-dwellers are feeling ignored.
Europe will find a way to muddle through, and the fissures will grow mossy again.
Rain lashes lean cows in the dying light as they return from mossy pastures above the treeline.
Stroud points delightedly to a tiny endemic fern, Xiphopteris ascensionis, which happily grows on the mossy branches of trees, filling a niche it first encountered only 150 years ago.
The late-19th-century selections are especially strong; here are not one but two early Degas self-portraits in black chalk; prismatic watercolors by Cézanne and Renoir; a vibrant Gauguin pastel of two Breton girls; and a Seurat horse and landscape in his mossy shadings of conté.
His most characteristic works are poetic forest scenes featuring depths of feathery fern and mossy rocks, infused with leaf-filtered light, e.g., Forest Interior (1881).
