Freak accidents are more commonplace than we are led to believe. When you read about one and research if there ever was another, it's like discovering the head of a venomous snake with its tale in the wind, winding its way through the depths of time. Sure, it's there, but if it isn't pieced together. So plainly, it goes unnoticed, unseen. One time, on a school trip, I was wandering alone on a beach in plain sight of a medieval castle when a loud call went out. It was time to go home. It stopped me in my tracks, and the shrill shout of the second shout, I guess, literally saved my life. And between those calls, a large hole appeared in sight on the beach in the sand as though out of nowhere. It was large enough for a young boy my size to worm my way down. My boyish instincts were to poke my head in and explore. But luckily, I stayed clear and may be avoided dying there.
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