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Hey there, it's Major. As we take a look back at the slowdown's deep well of episodes,

we're revisiting some standout moments from past hosts. Today, we're going into the vault to bring you an episode from

Tracy K. Smith, one of the voices that helped shape the slowdown into what it is today. This is just

one of the many special selections from our archives. I'm Tracy K. Smith, and this is The Slowdown.

A few months ago, I spent three days in Cape Town, South Africa.

There is a mountain there called Table Mountain.

It has a long, flat, level surface that gives it its name.

Fog clings to it, or caresses it, or moves slowly across the surface of the top, and cascades down the sides, like a slow waterfall.

Watching so many variations of this fog mountain dance, I've come to understand that the fog and the mountain are animate, sentient,

and that they mean something to one another. There is a far-reaching love of one kind or another that binds them in South Africa, so fractious and recent and deep.

These mountains have been witnessed to so much suffering, so much struggle and change.

This is true of mountains everywhere.

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