A warm, hazy summer evening in
Williamstown. I roam the roads that wind around the village proper,
windows down, camera on the passenger seat, inhaling the countryside. It
feels, not surprisingly, like Vermont, which is just up one of these roads.
As the light finally fades in the summer sky, I roll back in to The
Orchards, have a cold pint of Berkshire Brewing Company IPA in the bar, before
strolling across the lightly creaking boards of the lobby and the lounge to my
room. The plain girl sitting behind the reception desk says "Have a good
night" as she rubs lotion into her hands. I wonder if she and the
maids make use of the little bottles that the guests leave behind, the ones
that have been opened. I wonder if she wonders who will hold these soft,
soft hands.
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