Sunday Hike



A few people from my village and I struck out last weekend on a 7 hour venture into the southern hills. The weather was cool and we brought way too much food. It was spectacular.
We also came across a very sad sack tractor. The motor was at one point or another employed with the task of powering a water pump that sent water from a (very deep) well to a small tower that then sent it to the taps in a tiny family compound. The compound and well were long ago abandoned, but the tractor remains.
When we stumbled upon the tractor I had but one question for the man beside me:
"Can I borrow your hat?"

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