Aesthetics in the Swamps
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Aesthetics in the Swamps
Next began the muskegs, which almost entirely stood under water; these we had to cross for miles; think with what misery, every step up to our knees. . . . The whole of this land of the Lapps was mostly muskeg, here called stygx. A priest could never so describe hell, because it is no more horrible. Never have poets been able to picture the Styx so foul, since that is no fouler.—CAROLUS LINNAEUS (1732) [1, vol. l, pp. 141-42]
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Esthetics, wetland ecosystems, wetland ecology, Water, Plants, survival, muskegs, Birds, swamps, Animals, Humans, Ecosystem
Esthetics, wetland ecosystems, wetland ecology, Water, Plants, survival, muskegs, Birds, swamps, Animals, Humans, Ecosystem
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