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grass grows through the cracks in the asphalt of what was once glass avenue. flashes of grayed sunlight reveal blasted facades offering a peek through the gauzy veil of years both distant and near. woe be unto those whose days are spent looking backward, for the past holds naught but the pail glimmer of souls lost to all but thought and memory. shade and spirit haunt this place. the river rages unabated over the locks at TVA; a reminder of the folly of all grand designs; there is no power here. gone are your craft beers and artisan pickles and small plate miracles filled with foraged mushrooms and duck confit. gone are your bike trails and long hikes and nature walks down around the *** the pan and the handle. appalachia has fallen. the last stand lasted all of sixty seconds; a minute too long.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 1:10 PM UTC
Post Apocalypse SE
grass grows through the cracks in the asphalt of what was once glass avenue. flashes of grayed sunlight reveal blasted facades offering a peek through the gauzy veil of years both distant and near. woe be unto those whose days are spent looking backward, for the past holds naught but the pail glimmer of souls lost to all but thought and memory. shade and spirit haunt this place. the river rages unabated over the locks at TVA; a reminder of the folly of all grand designs; there is no power here. gone are your craft beers and artisan pickles and small plate miracles filled with foraged mushrooms and duck confit. gone are your bike trails and long hikes and nature walks down around the *** the pan and the handle. appalachia has fallen. the last stand lasted all of sixty seconds; a minute too long.
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 1:10 PM UTC
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