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Calling on Dr. Stevens

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After grabbing a quick snack in town, we begin our arduous journey up the tall mountain. After eating a couple of cookies and staring at the trees for about twenty minutes, Bash passes out from too much sugar and far too much excitement.

I put the address I received from Nurse Stevens as the current location of her father. It is going to be a long drive, up and down the mountainside taking close to an hour. Doc Stevens lives deep in the Ben Lomond forest, surrounded by coastal redwoods, high above the ocean in a house looking out to the sea. It should take us another 40 minutes to get there, or at least what the GPS is signifying as we make our way up along the twisty mountain roads.

“Have you ever been here before?” Slate turns on the car radio as we make our way past some fallen trees from an early fall storm. “To the ocean?”

“Not for a very long time,” I admit, “My mom preferred to vacation in the mountains. She loved the ice and snow and adored skiing. Considering s
VictoryAnne Vice

So I based this chapter on my own experiences living in Santa Cruz. Did you know that many people living there like to spend a big part of their winter months in Mexico surfing? It's a pretty common migration. With all of the fires they have had there, many people are living in mobile homes or busses that have been converted into housing, creating a truly unique, migrant lifestyle.

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