The Waterlands: Follow a Raindrop from Source to Sea From planting and training decorative

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The Waterlands: Follow a Raindrop from Source to Sea From planting and training decorative"It falls in a moment. When the heaviest droplets of ice can no longer be held, the first raindrop slips from the sky and plunges, down through the damp, cold air, thawing as it plummets. Splashing into the sodden hillside, rainfall merging with river source, it flows for the first time." The Waterlands is a new story of water, revealing its natural rhythms and miraculous power. Follow a raindrop as it flows through diverse waterscapes: river sources