Sun, Clouds And Sea

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(Later: After another attempt, the image has just gone on.)

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"The wind ruffled waves and strummed idly on rigging. The sun struck long copper-tinged rays through scudding cloudbanks, to walk on the sea with fiery footprints. The air was cool, damp, smelling a little of salty life. It would not be an easy time to die, thought Wace." (XIX, p. 483)

Strumming (sound);
sun (sight);
cool and damp (sensations);
salt (smell and, by implication, taste);
a thought (inner reflection).

A complete picture. We need more wind, sun and clouds in hard sf. Wace and van Rijn have just fought alongside some Diomedeans against others and will now try to bring peace between them but meanwhile Anderson rightly describes the sea scene on the planet Diomedes.