Following right after last week’s.
Her hand slid back down toward the gravel, brushing the heavy climbing belt on the way, her fingers catching on one of the pouches fastened there. Penny’s face came into memory. “You’re going to be short of belt loops, carrying all the anchors,” Penny had said, “so let Timi carry your tracer. But keep the stuff in the emergency pouch with you. It doesn’t weigh that much.”
Emergency pouch.
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Yeah for the Emergency pouch! I like how you wrote in the hope. Great six! Thank you.
Emergency pouch? You stop with emergency pouch?! That’s just mean. *smile*
~Xakara
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That’s where the six sentences end. Tune in next week. (Better yet, buy the book. It’s been published since I started this scene, six sentences at a time.)
Thank goodness she’s got the emergency pouch!
Ah! You left us hanging with emergency pouch! Great six. I’ll be back next week for more 🙂
Great suspense here! I love books set in a frozen wilderness!! Looks great!
Love the carry too much stuff! I can never go anywhere without too much stuff.
I’m all for emergency pouches. Great six but you’d better post more next week. 🙂
Nice six, thank heavens for an emergency pouch!
Excellent way to build tension. Thanks for sharing!
I’m enjoying this story a lot. Your two-word ending definitely ups the tension. Good job.
Interesting six, can’t wait to see what happens next…