A breeze drifts in from the north, notstrong enough to be destructive but just soft enough to give some relief fromthe sun beaming down between the fluffy white clouds that were scattered overthe cornflower blue sky.
A faded and cracking tan sidewalk comes toan abrupt stop leading into a patch of light forest, brown pine needles thatfell last fall still littered the ground and hid most of the grass, a fewblades managed to find the light of day and craned over the curved end of thesidewalk, making the end less harsh and more blended.
The forest was small and consisted ofmostly giant pine trees that touched the sky and made the small clearing smellof winter and pine, among the pines there are one or two short but strongcherry blossom trees, their branches winding and sturdy.
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