【Nature' Melody】《The Adriondacks》 The Philosophers' Camp

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[00:00:05]We laid aside the garments of the town with its books, its disputations, and its ceaseless noise, and turning our faces toward the sunlit ridges, went forth in search of those ancient woods, untouched by the hand and axe of man, among the solemn heights of the Aderondax, we sought a wisdom older than ourselves, and older perhaps than the memory of cities.

[00:00:33][music] Next morning we swept with oars the sarin with skies [music] as clear for our adventure basked.

[00:00:56]The sacred mountains closed around us to house sword [music] McIntyre through gold and [singing] silver bordered water [music] liies where the deer feeds at night.

[00:01:12]We chose our field tea and kept the peak. Not with a flower but a mountain [music] rising in the morning. And they feel fresh air circulate [music] through forest carp, making them children again, [singing] happier. [music] They leave their duties far behind. In the first [singing] step on the giant stare, [music] we were free of the forest law.

[00:01:45]These rocks [music] have no notices to urge to vote. No doorbells, no visitors, no messenger [music] weights, no letters, no tilling, no reaping, no buying, no [music] selling.

[00:02:00]The forest god [singing] whispered in the leaves, [music] "Welcome long since I [singing] knew thee." The [music] night came on through the pines above. Stars looked through [music] the branches.

[00:02:15]Like a cloud over our campfire. Nature a desert child so fast. [music] Though laden on a custom he comes.

[00:02:26][music] We slept on fragrant brushwood.

[00:02:29][singing] The ornos that guides them. Townbred [music] pride finds no path here. Ranks reverse.

[00:02:40]The priest must bow. Farmers are doctors of [music and singing] the wild.

[00:02:47]Dare you take the task he gives? Find the springs [music] or trap the fox.

[00:02:54]Tell the time by sun [music] or stars.

[00:02:58]Find your way [singing] at midnight. [music] All day we swept the lake and [singing] baz. Watch the hound drive dear to water.

[00:03:12]Echo [music] answered [singing] guns and shouts.

[00:03:16]Laughter filled the air in [singing] the last flush of evening light. We watched the pines procession.

[00:03:27]Overhead the eagle [music] soared. The woodpecker hammered loud.

[00:03:35]Springs [music] pour into valleys and streams. Nature pours her [singing] endless beauty. Shall [music] we leave our learning [singing] knowledge or compare her to [music] all science?

[00:03:51]Past and future, brain and hand.

[00:03:56]Prometheus stole the fire. We flee the city but still keep the best it gave to us. On the edge of wildness, a traveler hears Beethoven [music] from a distant log [singing] cabin.

[00:04:19]Music meets the wild. [music] The holiday was rich but ended. August evening turned colder.

[00:04:30]We broke [music] camp and left [singing] the hills.

[00:04:33]But the star [music] did not set.

[00:04:39]The sun stayed upon the land.

[00:04:43]Rivers ran toward the sea.

[00:04:47]Nature silent. Unknown goddess almost smiled at man.