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Creepy presents, Ocky Hampton Fog, written by Victor Athlstan and Narrated by Owen Owen McHune.

When I waited at Exeter Central, the weather was pleasurable.

The sky was sunny, blue, and blindingly bright.

Clouds floated in the air drifting peacefully along the Devon breeze.

The day seemed like it would be beautiful, but the Devon sky tends to lie worse than any toddler caught sneaking sweets when they've been told not to.

Its mixed moods lures the unsuspecting traveler into comfortable compliance, tricking them like a willow

wisp until it's too late, and they are stranded, soaking wet and shivering in the biting

wind. If they are lucky.

That being said, despite the trickster weather God, like all folks who live in such volatile climates,

when the sun graces us with her presence, I desire

to take joy in it.

Naturally, I had the uncontrollable urge to flee the city for the Moors.

Unfortunately, I lacked a car.

So a train to Okempton Castle was as close as I could get without irritating my need

too badly.

Exeter Central is no Paddington in terms of beauty, but it does its duty fine enough when the

strikes do not prevent the trains from running.

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