Almost eight thousand feet here, somewhere in el Norte, far from anything you’d call a road. Less than thirty miles from where we started, but it took almost an hour and a half. Four and a half million years ago, this was an active volcano. The ground is covered with elk poop, and no wonder: four thousand of them live here. People from the government count them every year from planes, so I didn’t make that up.
Beautiful Place to Work

“Another day at the office,” he said. Dang.
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