Goodbye Green River

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City of 850 people, or would that be town?

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It’s been wonderful to get to know you.

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To see your love for watermelons, even though I didn’t get to try any.

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To feast on wonderful chocolate chip cookies, crisp at the end and soft in the middle, to enjoy orange poppy seed muffins – tiny but packed with great flavour.

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To make my own honey butter and slather it on bread – I leave Utah with some culinary knowledge.

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But I’m sad to leave. To say goodbye, to leave the comfort of peace and nature, of beauty that’s quiet and calming, mellowing and reassuring.

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But that’s life.

I get up early to say goodbye to Green River. My eyes mist over, both with the early morning breezes and a bit of reluctance to go…but the gnats flitting about convince me that this my not be the worst idea ever.

I take a few goodbye photos, and dance to Alicia Keys ‘New York, New York’….and my eyes dry a bit, my spirits lift and I get ready.

Next instalment? New York.

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