Viewing page 6 of 6

This transcription has been completed. Contact us with corrections.

12. 50 [[strikethrough]]Still singular [[/strikethrough]] individual pine trees seen one after the other.[[strikethrough]] Each tree was shot [[/strikethrough]] 
Sound Track-Bill Patton (see text) Pine B[[?]] Trio [[strikethrough]] the trees[[/strikethrough]] 
[[strikethrough]] CUT 
(hard held 360°)

13. A pair of a [[/strikethrough]]group of [[strikethrough]] cranberry bog from a [[?]] sand pile. The cloudy sky is duplicated in the still bog water. The [[/strikethrough]] white station wagon I used to film comes into view in the distance, the pan finished at the sand pile.
Sound track-silent,  [[/strikethrough]]and [[strikethrough]] then Pineys talk of bogs and sand.

CUT

14. Close up of sand just in front of my feet on top of the steep sand pile, [[strikethrough]] as [[strikethrough]] I begin to walk down--(my feet are not visible) [[/strikethrough]] the hill, the sand cascading down in front of [[strikethrough]] each step causing the sand to [[cascade down in]] fan out in front of me. [[strikethrough]] The [[strikethrough]] Pebble roll, sand cascades. At the bottom [[strikethrough]] of the pile [[strikethrough]] I turn [[strikethrough]]and [[strikethrough]]to film the tracks on the side of the pile and catch my own shadow as well.
[[strikethrough]] END [[strikethrough]] Sound track:  A Piney talking of gravel and pebbles. "There just ordinary gravelstones, pebble as the city folk might call 'em."

END.