Somewhere in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, someone left a long, wide ribbon of yellow wildflowers in their fields:
A yellow brick road… the symbolic path to self-discovery and enlightenment…if you can keep the flying monkeys out of your hair. Today’s flying monkeys could well be drones and missiles, representing the abuse of authority and power.
Every tale has its deeper meaning.
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