The Golden Downtown
The frost had crept into the marrow of the valley, a silent, creeping death that turned the vibrant green of the meadows into a brittle, skeletal gray. Thomas Ashworth stood at the edge of his timber frame, his hands calloused and stained with the deep, inky residue of oak sap, watching the wind tear the last of the leaves from the ancient oaks. He was a man who spoke in the language of grain...
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