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Great sayings
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Okay, I'll admit I've been reading Aku Aku by Thor Heyerdahl. Occasional flashes of emotion leak out: not bad for a Viking! 
"We drank in the view and the scents. Soon it would all blend and blur into a vague shadow on the blue rim of heaven, before sinking with the sun into the sea behind us." --Thor Heyerdahl
" Everywhere is the wind of heaven; round and above all are boundless sea and sky, infinite space and a great silence. The dweller there is listening for he knows not what, feeling unconsciously that he is in the antechamber of something yet more vast which is just beyond his ken."
---Katherine Routeledge, from, 'The Mystery of Easter Island, the story of an Expedition.'
"We drank in the view and the scents. Soon it would all blend and blur into a vague shadow on the blue rim of heaven, before sinking with the sun into the sea behind us." --Thor Heyerdahl
" Everywhere is the wind of heaven; round and above all are boundless sea and sky, infinite space and a great silence. The dweller there is listening for he knows not what, feeling unconsciously that he is in the antechamber of something yet more vast which is just beyond his ken."
---Katherine Routeledge, from, 'The Mystery of Easter Island, the story of an Expedition.'