The mountain did not begin at the base. That was the first thing Elias Rowan learned. Most people believed the journey started where the trail met the earth, where boots pressed against gravel and lungs adjusted to thinner air. They believed the climb began when you could see the peak.
The mountain did not begin at the base. That was the first thing Elias Rowan learned. Most people believed the journey started where the trail met the earth, where boots pressed against gravel and lungs adjusted to thinner air. They believed the climb began when you could see the peak.