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TOO FAR GONE A photo essay

It’s three o’clock in the morning. My pillow is frozen to the side of the camper. Moonlight pours through the vent above the bed, illuminating slow puffs of frozen breath that rise like small clouds above our heads. “Damn it, the propane is out…” I think to myself. Just as I prepare myself to get up and investigate, a slow rumbling sound from the floor below turns to heaving. Our

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