The Road

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday, the sun high over the grass and the wind carrying the smell of earth and cookfires. There was little time to do more than stand and take it in. It is a beginning, and I wanted to mark it here before the candle burned down.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday. The sun stood high over the plains, and the air was warm and full of grass and woodsmoke. I stood a moment taking in the camp, and then the day was done. It was a short beginning, but a beginning all the same.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday. The sun stood high over the grass, and the air carried the smell of earth and woodsmoke. I did not wander far. I stood a moment at the edge of the camp and took in the place where my road begins.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday, the sun high over the grass and the air warm and wide around me. There was little time to do more than stand and take it in before the day closed. The journey is only beginning.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday, the sun high over the grass and the camp laid out before me. It was only a short while I stood there, taking in the place, but it is where my road begins.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday, the sun high over the plains. The air was warm and carried the smell of grass and cookfire smoke. I did little more than arrive and take in the place where my path begins. The rest, I will leave for tomorrow.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday. The sun stood high over the grass, the air was warm and carried the smell of earth and cookfires, and the wide plains lay open before me. I did no more than arrive and take in the place. The road itself waits for another day.

I came to Camp Narache in Mulgore at midday, the sun high over the grass and the camp quiet around me. I did not stay long this day, only long enough to stand there, take in the air of the plains, and know that the road is still ahead of me.

I stood in Camp Narache at midday, the Mulgore sun high over the tents. Before long I climbed up to Red Cloud Mesa and discovered it. I paused there to take in the view, the grassland spread wide beneath me. Then I made my way back down to Camp Narache, where the day ended.

The day was short, and I spent it close to home. Midday found me at Camp Narache, the grass of Mulgore stirring around the tents. I wandered up to Red Cloud Mesa and stopped a while to take in the view. It was a place new to me, and now I have seen it. Then I turned back and ended the day where I had begun, at Camp Narache.

Midday found me at Camp Narache, the sun high over Mulgore. I did not linger long before I made my way up to Red Cloud Mesa, a place I had not seen before. I stopped there a while to take in the view, and the land seemed to open wide beneath me. Afterward I returned to Camp Narache, where I ended the day.

I began the day at Camp Narache, the midday sun high over Mulgore. Before long I walked up to Red Cloud Mesa, a place new to me, and I stopped there a while to take in the view. Then I came back down to Camp Narache, and that was the whole of my wandering.

The midday sun stood high over Camp Narache when I set down my pack, and I did not stay long in one place. I walked up to Red Cloud Mesa and paused there to take in the view, the grass rolling away beneath the wind. It was a place new to me, and I will remember it. Then I came back down to Camp Narache, and that was the whole of my short wandering today.

Midday found me at Camp Narache, the grass of Mulgore warm and the camp quiet around me. I did not stay long in one spot. I walked up to Red Cloud Mesa and discovered it, and I paused there a while to take in the view, the plains spread wide below. Then I came back down to Camp Narache, where I ended the day.

The midday sun hung over Camp Narache when I set down my pack, and I did not stay long in one spot. I wandered up to Red Cloud Mesa and paused there to take in the view. The grass rolled away beneath the wind, and I felt glad to have found the place. Before the day was done I came back down to Camp Narache.

The day was short, and I spent it close to home. I began at Camp Narache in the bright midday, then wandered up to Red Cloud Mesa, a place I had not seen before. I stopped there a while to take in the view, and the wide Mulgore sky was worth the pause. Before long I turned back and returned to Camp Narache.

The day was short, and I spent it in Mulgore under a midday sun. I began at Camp Narache, then climbed to Red Cloud Mesa, a place I had not seen before. I stopped there a while to take in the view, and the wind and the wide grassland were worth the pause. Before long I came back down to Camp Narache.

The midday sun hung over Camp Narache when I set my pack down, and I did not stay long. I walked up to Red Cloud Mesa and stopped there to take in the view. The grass rolled away beneath the heights, and the wind carried the smell of earth and open sky. The place was new to me, and I now know it. After a few minutes I came back down to Camp Narache.

The midday sun stood high over Camp Narache when I set down my pack and my thoughts. Before long I wandered up to Red Cloud Mesa, a place new to me, and paused there to take in the view. The grass moved in long waves below, and the wind carried the smell of earth and open sky. Then I made my way back to Camp Narache, and the day's travels ended where they began.