Dirt Roads
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| Originally published | May 26, 2016 |
| Authors | Tony Martin |
| Genres | Fiction |
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| ID | 2986826 |
About Dirt Roads
“Dirt Roads” is a collection born of a combination of age, life changes, and living in the solitude and silence of the mountains and high desert. The latter encourages and enables listening, self-awareness, and critical thinking; allowing your mind to soar and search like the Eagle. . . .
Morocco earthquake: Young volunteers answer desperate calls for help
... Peaks stretch far into the distance and the volunteer delivery vans lumber and splutter over orange Dirt Roads, passing vertiginous drops...
Australian woman's record-breaking run from continent's 'tip to toe'
... But her body learned to cope as she wound her way along Australia s famous coastline, through rainforests, and down both Dirt Roads and highways...
Sri Lanka crisis: Parents forced to pick which child can go to school
... " A shattered educationAs the sun rises, children who are going to class hurry along Dirt Roads in white cotton uniforms, jumping on the back of motorcycles or piling into tuk-tuks...
Somalia drought: One boy's fight to save his family from starvation
... " Today he acknowledges a slight drop in admission numbers but explains that was probably due to a few days of rain which had disrupted some Dirt Roads and prompted some families to focus on trying to plant crops rather than bringing sick children to hospital...
Hurricane Ian: Bigotry couldn't beat this family - then came the storm
... " It was mostly Dirt Roads and farms, " Phoebe said...
Afghanistan earthquake: Survivors count horrific cost
... The villages are at least a three-hour drive away from the nearest big city, along largely bumpy Dirt Roads...
Afghanistan earthquake: No food, no shelter and fears of cholera
... It s a three-hour drive to the nearest big city, on mostly Dirt Roads - the remote location making it all the more difficult to transport the injured...
'You can't imagine the conditions' - Mariupol refugees share trauma of civilian camps
... Oleksandr and Olena s driver managed to get them from their filtration camp to the Russian-occupied city of Berdyansk - through " fields, Dirt Roads, narrow pathways behind all the checkpoints" Olena says, because they didn t have the proper documents to pass a Russian inspection...