Appled Twice and Earthers stored these - Bright, Robin
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A planet different from Earth`s with a blue sun and oddly variegated fauna. The leaves on what seem to pass for trees here are closer to the brighter end of the rainbow spectrum with blue and purple distinct amongst the foliage. The fauna are of an unusual series that seems to be progressive in the sense that the creatures are clearly emanations of a single life form, and after a while it becomes clearer that one type amongst the emanations resembling the marsupials of Earth`s Oceania is the dominant intelligence. They`re visible in the branches of trees and along what seems an obvious path.…mehr

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A planet different from Earth`s with a blue sun and oddly variegated fauna. The leaves on what seem to pass for trees here are closer to the brighter end of the rainbow spectrum with blue and purple distinct amongst the foliage. The fauna are of an unusual series that seems to be progressive in the sense that the creatures are clearly emanations of a single life form, and after a while it becomes clearer that one type amongst the emanations resembling the marsupials of Earth`s Oceania is the dominant intelligence. They`re visible in the branches of trees and along what seems an obvious path. Some are seen swimming in a river and by its bank beside the path. Upon the scene is a building, which the camera begins to move towards, as if through the air, following the intelligent branch of the alien genus until the inhabitants approach the portico of the structure bearing a curious set of hieroglyphical inscriptions translated for the viewing audience as `Xenobiological Society`. The camera enters along with the indigenous people. During the guided tour of the flora and fauna it must be made clear that the inhabitants are animals and people.
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Watched Sammy McIlroy's header hit the post in the defeat to Southampton, 0-1, at the Wembley FA Cup Final of 1977, and didn't have the words. Got a PhD in English at Hull University in 1993, and now Robin Bright's got some.