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otherworldliness

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The first time you hold your baby in your arms there is this overwhelming sense of otherworldliness that is very, very difficult to describe.
As a scuba diver Rob is one of the fortunate few who have seen the amazing variety of undersea landscapes around our coast and has experienced the beauty, fragility and otherworldliness of marine wildlife and habitats that shimmer below the waves.
It's a nice device, both setting the scene and suggesting an element of otherworldliness, a theme that is returned to throughout the show.
 
 
 
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