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How the Sun Wakes up in the Morning
How the Sun Wakes up in the Morning from Kate Rattray on Vimeo. It is better quality on Vimeo, but it won’t show up on here, so here it is on You Tube! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6e2SsJ6cHU]
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Winter
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Back in the Woods
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These are fantastic, little treasures.
Thanks Erin! They are a bit experimental really, I think they need a little refining!