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Naylor's Road

On a dirt road in the country side, Nothing but hills surrounded me. Hills that blossomed in the spring with beautiful shades of green. Neighbors were a field away. It was travelled by few but many at the same time. A road for night-time walks and hearing the crickets evening song, the frogs croak, and the whisper of the wind rustling through the fields, making that peacful night-time walk eerie. A road to learn how to ride a bike on and then, a few years later, how to drive a car. Travelled by big tractors, an occasional car, And every now and then, the hooves of escaping cows.
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