When we arrived at the top, however, the path branched out into more narrow, winding roads.
We first had rumours of a Wall Street Journal article suggesting the Fed had mapped out a strategy for the winding down of QE.
But one of those friends forwarded it on and it went viral, going out on listservs and eventually winding up on Gawker sites, Jezebel (for women) and Deadspin (for sports addicts).
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But, says John Hutchinson, Freeplay's director of technology, it typically works out at about 45 seconds' winding for a four- or five-minute call.
As she walks out of the shrine into the winding lanes of Nizamuddin, she talks of returning to Afghanistan and opening an NGO that will help other Afghan women from being exploited in these difficult times her country is facing.
He dropped out of college and began navigating a winding path of jobs and homes that took constant, unexpected turns with each new dictate about where he could live.
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Then I was out of the town center and walking the winding residential streets.
There are no high-rises out here and the roads are narrow and winding with glimpses of the South China Sea at every other turn.
His lasting contribution here, he said, was to point out that instead of lugging each sheep up the beautiful winding stone staircase, anaesthetising it and diagnosing pregnancy by opening it up, one could merely feel its belly while it was still outside.
To get there, you have to drive over Pulaski County's winding roads, pass some sagging trailer homes with rusted cars out front, then get out of the car and cut across Bradley's cornfield.
The chancellor insisted Britain will not be part of a much larger, permanent EU bail-out fund for the euro zone being debated, and vowed to seek the winding-down of the temporary mechanism.
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