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We parked his car at some small food stall, one of the dozens in that area and had ourselves some breakfast.
Cold rice was served with something like scramble eggs absolutely devoid of any spices.
With that came a glass of lukewarm native coffee which is not really coffee and you don't want to really know what it is.
The sun's rays sliced through the trees and wooden structures of the food stalls.
It reflected on the clusters of white plastic containers, all kinds of potted plants and various fruits which they were selling.

After Eric finished his morning cigarette we walked through a gorgeous little path with moss covered stones and colorful bushes on the sides which looked very mystical in the morning sun



Eric explained to me that Mt. Banahaw is a very special place.
It is a deeply spiritual mountain and people come here to cleanse and re-energize themselves.

He would show it all to me.
He was convinced that I came here for a purpose and there was a reason we have met.

I saw my original purpose for coming here slowly eroding as we walked deeper into the valley.
Somehow I didn't mind so much.

Writing on the Wall

One Of The Numerous Saints In St. Lucia

I was curious.

Go with the flow...

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