Camper Tent

A weather-beaten nylon tent stands crooked in the field, its sagging canvas sides fluttering in the wind. The tent poles, bent with age, support a small shelter barely large enough for two sleeping bags. Condensation beads form at the lower edges where the fabric meets the damp grass, and a rolled-up sleeping bag juts awkwardly from the partially unzipped door. It bears no distinguishing marks beyond frayed nylon patches where insects have gnawed small holes.