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Cloud waterfalls |
With the winter solstice having come and gone, the days feel
short as the sun still never really overcomes the morning chill. As the first
light appears on the western coast of New Zealand, a thick layer of frost
creates a glowing snowflake pattern as the light passes through the van
windows. My face peering out of my sleeping bag like an owl in a tree, I
couldn’t be bothered to leave the comfort of my bed. Bundled in my sleeping bag
with thermals, a sweater, jacket, down jacket, and a comforter across me I
couldn’t say that I was too hot or too cold.
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Frosty |
Opening the van door, the morning chill rushed into the van
causing me to shiver. Stepping outside, a thick layer of frost remains elusive
in the shadows across the hilly landscape. Picking up my wetsuit slung over wire fence, it was stiff from
the frost subtly hinting that I wasn’t surfing this morning.
“Guess I’m not that hardcore of a surfer,” I tell myself.
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