
All the birds fled the Foggy Bottoms Resort and Spa. A Hawk had landed nearby hopping to catch a fat pigeon or songbird. the Face of Everyman kept a watchful eye on the intruder until he left.
It was Sequoyah who first sensed the Hawk. His alarm signal was the loudest ever recorded at the Foggy Bottoms Resort and Spa. the Face of Everyman likened it to the roar of Mt. Krakatoa in 1883. The sound of that eruption carried 2,500 miles. Locals and guests alike scattered to the relative safety of thick brush. Cheeky, the Squirrel, was in an exposed position and wisely froze in place until the “All Clear” klaxon sounded. Later, everyone wanted to relate his own firsthand account, ad nauseam, of those frighting moments.