I awoke, stiff and thirsty, to light breaking through the clouds. The wind, which some part of me had always believed would die down, pounded tirelessly against the lean-to. I retied my bandana and stretched my knees, eager to get moving.
I awoke, stiff and thirsty, to light breaking through the clouds. The wind, which some part of me had always believed would die down, pounded tirelessly against the lean-to. I retied my bandana and stretched my knees, eager to get moving.