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Jim Logan

(Da Logo)

U.S. Army

 

The Waterfall

We'd been out for many days and were now in triple canopy jungle. We came to a small clearing at the base of a waterfall where the sun, intermittently, came streaking through the trees. The rocks were covered with emerald green moss that ran into a large pool of water. This made for a beautiful scene, the light playing with the moss and the water.

We took turns peeling off our filthy fatigues to jump into the water and bathe. Many of us had fun sliding down the slick, moss covered rocks on our bare butts. We all bathed in the pool as it filled with soap suds. It felt really good to be clean again.

We put our clothes back on and walked off, single file, back into the jungle---smiling.

©jlogan 12-27-99

Logo, right, with Buddy Arnold

a WW II Marine Vet.

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