Traditional Koyukon people live in a world that watches, in a forest of eyes. A person moving through nature-however wild, remote, even desolate the place may be-is never truly alone. The surroundings are sensate, personified. They feel. They can be offended. And they must, at every moment, be treated with the proper respect.
~ Richard Nelson
Trees and Waterfall, Yosemite – photo from bigstockphoto.com
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