Thank you, Dakota

It was cold that evening and the clock struck 10

Our pilgrimage to the cabin was ready to begin.

The white slopes kept us occupied for most of the day

Now, we were tired and hungry, with our destination more than an hour away.

We split into two parties, and drove through the snow

With not a plan for food: no cooking, no dine in, or to-go…

Though the steep, snowy roads were ominous and eerie,

Our journey began pleasant, with all passengers cheery.

And then – like a flash! Our cell service… disappeared

No access to food or the others – this is just what we feared…