Ash and Turkish Coffee
The tuk-tuk dropped me at the end of a gravel road and refused to go further, which I probably should have taken as a sign.
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The tuk-tuk dropped me at the end of a gravel road and refused to go further, which I probably should have taken as a sign.
The salt flat out here does something to your head.
So here's how I ended up standing in a storage unit at six in the evening, surrounded by forty boxes of my old life, holding a beer that…