Rout 5, Chile coastal highway
September 4th 2010
Published: September 4th 2010
Published: September 4th 2010
On the road to Coquimbo
There is a boulder.
It sits on the left side of the road
Alone, before the walking overpass,
before the turn of to Totoralillo beach.
It called out to me, but I didn't answer.
We were unable to stop.
CHADWICK is it's name.
I wanted to take a photograph,
for this name is shared by my brother
twelve thousand miles away.
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Totoralillo beach
Greetings from the sandless beach of Totoralillo.
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