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The Wind

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Initial release Canada
Directors Emma Tammi
Box office28,252 USD
Composers Ben Lovett
Producers Christopher Alender
David Grove Churchill Viste
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About The Wind


Lizzy is a tough, resourceful frontierswoman settling a remote stretch of land on the 19th-century American frontier. Isolated from civilization in a desolate wilderness where the wind never stops howling, she begins to sense a sinister presence that seems to be borne of the land itself, an overwhelming dread that her husband dismisses as superstition. When a newlywed couple arrive at a nearby homestead, their presence amplifies Lizzy's fears, setting into motion a shocking chain of events.

How weather apps are trying to be more accurate

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Dec 3,2023 7:31 pm

... She and her partner and travelling companion Stewart use an app called Windy to track the direction of The Wind...

Christmas Trees: Are we decorating too early?

Christmas Trees: Are we decorating too early?
Dec 3,2023 3:51 am

... She said: " We were out in the rain, we were out in The Wind, nothing stops us from putting things up...

Colder days and nights ahead - BBC Weather

Colder days and nights ahead - BBC Weather
Nov 30,2023 12:51 pm

... Pressure needs to fall and The Wind to strengthen and change direction and bring in a change of air mass...

Bedouin family desperate for news on teenagers held hostage in Gaza

Bedouin family desperate for news on teenagers held hostage in Gaza
Nov 30,2023 9:41 am

... Above the small village is a piece of flat land, where a few coloured flags flutter in The Wind...

Gunmen and sexism: On the road with Mexico's women truckers

Gunmen and sexism: On the road with Mexico's women truckers
Nov 22,2023 10:21 pm

... What I dreamt of was driving a red convertible on the road, with The Wind blowing my hair...

Rohit Sharma: The Indian captain who lost cricket World Cup but won hearts

Rohit Sharma: The Indian captain who lost cricket World Cup but won hearts
Nov 21,2023 10:21 pm

... As an opener, he was expected to give his side a flying start and take The Wind out of the opposition s attack...

Cheryl Grimmer case: New witness in Fairy Meadow disappearance

Cheryl Grimmer case: New witness in Fairy Meadow disappearance
Nov 20,2023 1:11 am

... The witness said he believes he can pinpoint this memory to the afternoon of 12 January 1970 because he recalls that The Wind suddenly strengthened and changed direction, causing people to leave the beach in panic...

Trapped by Maui fire, their escape routes were blocked. Why?

Trapped by Maui fire, their escape routes were blocked. Why?
Nov 10,2023 7:01 pm

... The first thing U i Kahue noticed was The Wind battering her neighbourhood, ripping off roofs and felling trees...

In pictures: Photos show 'silent drama' of winter walks

Nov 3,2023 1:11 am

Cumbrae, Bute and Arran from near Largs, Ayrshire. "Approaching Glasgow along the Ayrshire coast, I felt a quickening of The Pulse to see the peaks of Arran rise in the distance as soon I'd be entering the Highlands," said Mr Lake

Photographer Quintin Lake is well on the way to completing the impressive feat of walking around The British coastline.

Over The Past five years the Cheltenham-based adventurer has been hiking the route in sections, and is due to finish next summer.

On the way he takes pictures and sells the prints to help fund the self-supported project.

He said winter was "The Most beautiful time of the Year ".

Barmouth Bridge At Dusk , Mawddach Estuary, Gwynedd. "I was about to walk across The Bridge (which carries only trains and pedestrians), but just before it got dark, I rushed to a spit of land opposite to photograph The Bridge with the Cambrian Mountains rising beyond. This is one of my favourite images of the whole journey. "

Mr Lake said at This Time of Year his daily walking routine meant he began before dawn and ended after dusk, so he got to see "The Sun rise and set followed by The Moon rise and The Stars emerge".

"The silent drama of these happenings is accentuated When reflected in The Sea and I often see and feel the visceral effect of The Moon on The Tide ," he said.

Leacraithnaich bothy I, Ardtornish. "Leacraithnaich bothy has a dramatic location overlooking a loch but the windows are so small that on the gloomy winter's day I slept there I needed a torch to get about inside even in daytime. "

Mr Lake began his mammoth 11,000 km (7,000 mile) trek in April 2015 in London and has been hoping to finish in June 2020.

He said the aim of The Project was artistic".

"I want to get a better understanding of The Mystery and beauty of The British landscape and convey that through Photography . "

Gourock Outdoor Pool , Inverclyde. "Gourock lido is still without Water at This Time of Year , but its freshly painted blue looks liquid at first glance Until You notice the floats resting on The Base of the Pool . "

When he is not walking he returns to his home in Cheltenham, where he works as an architectural photographer.

He walks 15-25 miles (25-40 km) each day, and takes photographs for about Three Hours .

Foghorn with Rum, Ardnamurchan Point Lighthouse, Highland. "I'd spent New Year 's Eve alone in a vicious storm at Scotland's westernmost point, to open The Tent on New Year 's Day to find it still and sunny. What struck me most about the foghorn at Ardnamurchan Point is how its solidity and colour contrasts with the undulating peaks of The Island of Rum behind. "

"As I don't have a support team and much of the coast, especially in Scotland, is far from roads and facilities, I mostly Wild Camp ," he said.

"Along with a tent I carry food, fuel and batteries so I can be self-sufficient for Five Days at a time which equates to around 20kg on my back. "

Eskdale, Cumbria. Mr Lake set off from The Sea at Ravenglass in order to reach The Summit of Scafell Pike , passing Eskdale on the way Dumbarton Castle. Kelburn, Inverclyde. "Near Port Glasgow , The Timber ponds along the Clyde are as beautiful as any land art and make for a thrilling photographic subject in the cream still and reflective Water . "

"I don't take ferries but instead cross at The First bridge across rivers and estuaries," he said.

"So in England and Wales, this is mostly on Marked Trails but in Scotland (which is approximately half the length) it's an entirely different proposition, as much of the walking is off-trail and often in very rough and remote mountainous terrain in the North West. "

He tries to stay "as close to the coast while staying Safe ".

Robin Rigg Wind Farm and the Cumbrian fells from Balcary Point, Dumfries and Galloway. "I'm equally interested in the landscape of contemporary infrastructure as with beauty of nature. Here The Wind farm frames the Cumbrian fells behind, a contrast which I hadn't seen before. "

He walks in sections of up to Six Weeks at a time before Returning Home for a month or two.

Since he began his walk he has sustained two injuries - a split tendon in his foot and a stress injury in his Shin - both which required a couple of months rest to Recover .

Hailbow over Loch Nevis and Knoydart. "The First glimpse of Knoydart is framed by an operatic performance of hailbows revealed And Then hidden by the passing hail flurries. "

Mr Lake said he "enjoys the focus of mind" When long-distance walking in winter.

"As there are so few Hours of daylight, one has to be moving from dawn to dusk to be able to cover the distance.

"The low sun angle of Winter Light and the resulting high tonal range create unique photographic challenges and opportunities. "

Greylag geese with Garbh Bheinn , Loch Sunart . "I'd often go days at a time without seeing a person in the highlands in winter so encounters with birds and animals took on a special meaning. " Loch Hourn from Knoydart. "The uninhabited peninsula of Knoydart was The Most visceral section of The Journey as most days were spent in Gale Force winds in The Heart on winter with very steep ground and no footpaths. " Dawlish breakwater, Devon. "Seeing trains passing close to The Sea next to the Red Cliffs is so beguiling and iconically British that I stop for a while with a stupid grin watching The Spectacle on the footbridge like a dyed-in-the-wool train spotter. "

largs, cheltenham, barmouth, mallaig, dumfries, photography, fort william, dumbarton, gourock, isle of rum

Source of news: bbc.com

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