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TharStruck

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adventure backpacking camping literature solo writing

A learning writer shares the first essay he ever wrote as a aspiring writer. He looks back on the work he was once proud of and reflects on the mistakes in his writing.
The story is about the experience when he backpacked to the Thar desert to camp a night between the dunes.Tous Droits Réservés

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TharStruck
mer., mars 17, 2021

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