And maybe that is the true reason for this journey, by shedding all the ballast of the familiar life they are… — Damon Galgut
And maybe that is the true reason for this journey, by shedding all the ballast of the familiar life they are each trying to recapture a sensation of weightlessness they remember but perhaps never lived, in memory more than anywhere else traveling is like free-fall, or flight.
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