In a lyrical patchwork of fine-grained nature writing, conversations with villagers and rapturous rambles, Thin Paths recounts not only the couple's slow, tentative acclimatisation to this ancient landscape and its surviving people as she finds "a small foothold of belonging".
Johnny Warangkula Tjupurrula's "Water Dreaming at Kalipinypa" (1972), a panel approximately 2 ½ feet square covered with a patchwork pattern of fine white hatch marks and dotted and concentric circles, is a work of breathtaking subtlety.
Ms. Fawcett's career was a patchwork of positives and negatives, fine dramatic performances on television and stage as well as missed opportunities.
The surrounding countryside is a dry patchwork of millet and corn fields covered with the fine yellow silt found across the Loess Plateau, one of the most erosion-prone places on earth.
Built-in safeguards prevented nuclear detonations, but explosives surrounding the radioactive cores blasted a fine dust of plutonium over a patchwork of houses and fields full of ripe, red tomatoes.
It is due to replace the outdated patchwork of national rules that have only allowed for small fines in cases of violation.
It is set to replace the outdated patchwork of national rules that have only allowed for small fines in cases of violation.
Ms. Phillips does a fine, perceptive job of piecing together the patchwork of her subject's personality.
Its forests, swamps and lakes - a patchwork of greens and browns - are home to a concentrated profusion of Tanzania's finest: lion, elephant, rhino, wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, hyena, golden jackal, ostrich and crowned cranes.
We're a patchwork of small towns".
"We saw a patchwork of different decisions".
