01 January 1978 10 mins
Like us, sometime typically between mid-November and Christmas, Vertical Horizon awakens to a white blanket borne over the once-familiar landscape. T-shirts, coniferous trees, blue skies, sunrises—last week’s tapestry of colours suddenly feel like some edenic memory from time immemorial.
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United States 01 January 1978
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