Sherry’s marriage is over but she’s determined to make a new life for herself and her two young children. Not in Sydney, but interstate. Then her husband, Dave, tells her she has to collect this month’s child support in person – in Albury. What choice does she have? She needs that money, even if getting it adds another five hundred kilometres to her trip.
On the bright side, driving from Albury to her new home will take her through the Kosciuszko National Park, some of Australia’s most beautiful country. And she’s always wanted to see Thredbo. She packs everything she and her children could need for the long drive. What could go wrong?
Well, a storm that follows her down the mountain, for a start. She’ll just have to make sure she gets across all those rivers before they flood. And the grasslands are beautiful, if a little lonely. The paved road soon gives way to dirt, and she and her young children are very much alone out here. It's enough to make a person imagine things. Like they're hearing sobbing, when it is only the wind.
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Sherry’s marriage is over but she’s determined to make a new life for herself and her two young children. Not in Sydney, but interstate. Then her husband, Dave, tells her she has to collect this month’s child support in person – in Albury. What choice does she have? She needs that money, even if getting it adds another five hundred kilometres to her trip.
On the bright side, driving from Albury to her new home will take her through the Kosciuszko National Park, some of Australia’s most beautiful country. And she’s always wanted to see Thredbo. She packs everything she and her children could need for the long drive. What could go wrong?
Well, a storm that follows her down the mountain, for a start. She’ll just have to make sure she gets across all those rivers before they flood. And the grasslands are beautiful, if a little lonely. The paved road soon gives way to dirt, and she and her young children are very much alone out here. It's enough to make a person imagine things. Like they're hearing sobbing, when it is only the wind.
It is the wind - isn't it?