1. Lines of paddy paw prints over the snowy carpark clue me in on the night life.
2. The doorbell rings. The triumphant Abel and Cole man hands over our veggie box.
3. Each cluster of pale orange rowan berries is weighed down by snow. The high branches are weighed down by feasting wood pigeons.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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