Sarah Addison Allen Quotes

There Was Always A Slight Upswing In February, The Town's Coldest Month, When Out-of-towners Liked To Hike Into The National Park To See The Famous Waterfalls When They Rose, Like Bridal Veils, Against The Mountains. But Mostly, From December To April, Those Who Made Their Living Off Tourists Just Suffered Through, Dreaming Of Warmer Months, Of Kingfisher-blue Skies And Leaves So Green They Looked Like They'd Just Been Painted, As If The Color Would Smear If You Touched It.

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