Ten Days in Woodbourne
Today I can finally think about those ten days. Those moments, I have tried to save in dozens of pictures. Indeed, the most important impressions of each place are impossible to capture. Places like that have soul and heart... Houses built of mother's cares and father's work. A kindness and love you feel like a warm embrace. Outside, beneath the ice of winter, lay the trails, overgrown, and rugged, heavy with the adventures experienced by young children from springs long ago. "I would like to see the place you grew up," I told to Chris once (without believing it would actually happen) while he showed me pictures of the snow in his backyard. And the first time I saw snow in my life, it was not disapointing to me, not even for a second. Actually, we did not have the best moment when I was snowboarding for the first time, and, I have to thank Mohib, for all the patience and support (love you, bro! it was a pleasure to meet you and Julia!) Nevertheless, in the...