12. Lum Lamare – Lamare Peak

This section is a dreamlike meandering through memory, myth, reflection and the immediacy of experience found in the simple pleasures of daily life. It is an account alive with movement with telling image and detail. He names flowers, waterfalls and rivers not only because he delights in them or because of the stories they tell, but to underline the imaginative rapport that exists between the people and the wonders gracing their land, all of which make him finally pose the question ‘Which gods have made your slopes their home?’ Nearing the end of his composition, Tham gathers together the different strands making up the weave of his work ‘lest we forget’.