The Golden Circuit
The rain did not fall; it hung. It was a grey, suspended mist that clung to the wool of Thomas Bradshaw’s greatcoat. He stood on the ridge of the moor, the wind tearing at his lapels. In his hand, he held the compass. It was an old thing, brass-rimmed and dull. The needle trembled. It did not point north. It pointed at him. He had walked for three days. The map in his pocket was useless. The...
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