After passing the man sitting in the opening of a small tent just off the road by the creek, I parked my car. When I first drove by, I saw a bent knee revealing blue jeans and caught part of a nose sticking up from inside.
Since I wasn’t sure who lived inside, I pondered who the person was and knew the man must be sweating and hot.
I carried dozens of cold Gatorades in my car, those intended for such moments. So I circled the block and returned down the road, pulling to the side. As I parked, another vehicle, an SUV, pulled up behind me.
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