00:02What is your best memory?
00:04It's like when I first saw the Great One.
00:11It was a great moment.
00:16The bird had lived for over 10,000 years,
00:19and in 50 years I witnessed his disappearance.
00:24And you, Dad, when did you spend your first night outdoors?
00:28At your exact age.
00:29And after that, I accompanied Grandpa all the time.
00:31A life of waiting.
00:40Even the trees here listen to the birds, same one.
00:50The wild world is an invisible world, but it leaves traces.
00:57It's moving the back.
00:59Do you want to wake up in the night to listen to the owls?
01:01Oh, no, I want to sleep here.
01:05We have to go into the big one.
01:09And do you think we'll see some?
01:11We have a chance of hearing them, but seeing them is less certain.
01:23Some stories.
01:26Some stories.
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