“We are told a story, and then we tell our own. Each of us harbors a homeland. The stories that are rooted push themselves up like native grass and crack the sidewalk. —Terry Tempest Williams from ‘Pieces of White Shell’
I stepped out of the tent in the middle of the night. We were camped in a high altitude meadow in the Andes Mountains. We had been h…
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