”“An incident that got me arrested, tortured and whipped at the post.”Even though he had an alien lizard face I could see the surprise in his ey...s.” Whipped? I know it’s on the books but I never heard it actually done.”I more or less told him what happened, leaving out just a few details and he listened without interrupting and when I was done he inhaled air with a sharp sound.” I sure comment you for staying. Everybody knows about the Worm but I had no idea it went that far up the. Capturing this antenna was just the start.“Stop,” he said.The truck he was in came to a stop. The other trucks stopped behind him. He got out and, using a pair of binoculars, looked around the area. He could see the antenna in the next field. There was a small shack at the base of the antenna. Much to his surprise, there didn’t appear to be any kind of guards present. An asset like this should be protected.He scanned the ragged clumps of trees that surrounded the field. There was some cover for. We chatted for a while, drinking our beers; chatting about photography, work, traveling around the world.“As soon and the studio is ready, I want to get you back here so I can shoot some photos of you,” Mark said seductively.“Like that shot of Amanda?” I asked seductively. “If you want.” He replied with a big grin on his face and putting his hand on my thigh.“Oh, yeah! I want to!” I said smiling.Mark then leaned into me and gave me a kiss. After breaking the kiss, I kissed him back. After. Finally they covered the mules' eyes—this calmed the animals a bit, but not much, after all they could still smell the fire. Next the women stationed themselves at the animals' heads with buckets at the ready and hands locked onto the harnesses.The sky filled with smoke, sparks and ash. The stench of the fire choked the women and animals alike. Though the wind carried large sparks, there was no fuel to set alight. Nothing except the canvas on the wagons, that is. Maeve held and comforted the.