Gravel Driveway: Carbon Copy and Charcoal-Gray Box

gravel driveway: On the second official day of winter, the tract is a colourless bog, surrounded by tall, barren trees and covered with a blanket of dead leaves, according to Toronto Star. But this, promises Getaway a start-up that offers these rental not-cabins and this not-camping not far from major cities is where we may rejuvenate our very souls. The heavenly part is debatable. As our car crunches up the gravel driveway, we pass an ominous charcoal-gray box on wheels. It is a carbon copy of Lillian, Hank, Felix and Shirley, which is the tiny house we have been assigned, we learn in a succinct text from the company that also feeds us an entry code. A sign proclaims it Lenore. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.