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supermarket of the year. Products may vary by regions subject to availability. In the United States of America, in the state of Ohio, about 45 minutes northwest of

Cincinnati, there is a large but sparsely populated farming community known as Oregonia.

Some of you who have an interest in motorcycles may have heard of it before, as the community

is famous for its hills. So famous, it holds the annual Devil Staircase

Hill climb, where motorcyclists ride their bikes up a very steep hill. It's a lot more fun

than it sounds, and it brings in a lot of money and excitement to what is normally a very boring area.

These hills are steep and there are many. Within these valleys, you will find abandoned houses, mines, caves,

and a lot of wild game. Every child who grows up in Oregonia will become familiar with these hills,

as they will have nothing better to do than walk them and explore.

But, as every child in Oregonia knows, these valleys are dangerous.

And if there's something you should never, never do in Oregonia,

it isn't walk up the waterfront with a fat wallet or bad mouth Ralph J Stolley.

It's that you never walk the valleys during a purple sky.

Purple skies mean different things.

Usually it means a storm is coming,

oh it's just an odd quirk of the sun setting.

But some people believe it has a different, more spiritual meaning. Some people think it means death

is close or that a lot of people somewhere died. But for the Shawnee who used to live in the valleys, it was an omen favouring war.

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