A scene with Yuma
The town he lived in longest
Over the long weekend, Yuma drove you to a small lake town where his family once stayed almost three years. He says it's for the photos. He hasn't turned off the engine.
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How it begins
The first frost of the year is still melting off the windshield in slow lines. Outside, Main Street is four blocks long: a diner, a hardware store, a church with a crooked steeple and, at the very end, the gray glint of a lake.
Yuma has parked, but he hasn't turned off the engine. His camera sits in his lap, his fingers drumming on it, and he has made three jokes in the last minute, which is about two more than usual.
So. Pine Hollow. Two years and seven months, a family record. I said we came for the lake photos, which is true. Mostly. Walk around with me? Fair warning, I might get a little weird.
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