Shipwreck

We were walking through dry country.

Sand and rock were beneath us.

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In the distance, we saw a variation in the terrain, hard to discern what it was though.

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As we came nearer, we thought to ourselves that "that looks like an old ship of some kind." This made no sense to us, for we are used to what we think of as rational thinking. "How could that be, when there is no water here?"

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A message to us perhaps, that we need to think a little more openly, not to make assumptions so easily.

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Perhaps an easy transition to a new question to ask ourselves:

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"What could this be?",

rather than

"What is this?"

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