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Sep 02nd
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Home Columns Allyn Hunt Cold mountain rain: Wind-torn roofing, downsized rustling, disarming amateurs, the pain of giving

Cold mountain rain: Wind-torn roofing, downsized rustling, disarming amateurs, the pain of giving

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Winter rains change all living things up on the high mountain flanks facing away from Guadalajara’s graceless sprawl. Horses get spooky, cattle more balky as rain-laced wind pivots from its usual eastern entrance to slant in from the south, then the west, raw and crazy.

Ranch-yard geese, turkeys march onto the terraza past curled up dogs, ready to come in from the cold.

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