Morning Rain by the Overhill Yards, a Harvest of Wet Lumber
from flies the coop by Hole Dweller
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After a morning smoke, and a snuffing of the smoldering fire, Jamwine began on his way. Proudly marching the path forward, crossing into the mouth of an evergreen forest. A light rain began to trickle irregularly from the holes in the pines above. In the distance a light billowing of white smoke appeared, and around him piles of wood showed proof of the nearby axemen. The coniferous wood became denser, the path began to disappear in parts, and the thick brush tangled around him.
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released August 19, 2019
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