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driving through gentle hills. “I love taking my motorcycle up here,” said Joey. “It’s a lot of fun to drive this.”
“I can imagine.” Tom looked out at the view. Haley looked too and could see the lake between the trees. She cracked open her window and breathed in the fresh air with the scent of trees and just...nature.
Tom reached over and shut off the air conditioning, opening his own window, making Haley’s hair whip around. She fished out a scrunchie and tied it back so it was out of her eyes. Haley couldn’t hear the music any more, but that was okay. They were driving away from all their responsibilities for the next few days and it felt wonderful.
Finally, Joey pulled off the main road and down a dirt road. He went past the registration post and headed down the road. “It’s all arranged. This is just for us this weekend. And I know we’ll have fun. You’ve got an inside man.”
“Good to know you’re good for something,” teased Tom. Joey slapped him playfully on the shoulder and rolled his eyes.
It felt like they were driving ever deeper into never ending woods, but Joey turned down one more dirt road, this one barely more than a path and at last he stopped and parked. “Here we are.”
The lot was certainly off by itself. There was a large grassy patch to pitch a tent onto, along with a picnic table. They could just barely see the lake through the trees and there was a trail leading that way. “If you go down that trail there it’ll take you to the showers and bathrooms. Not as far as you imagine it to be.”
“I’ll keep that in mind,” said Haley, going back to the trunk for their bags, boys following her lead.
They quickly unloaded, with Joey telling them some of the history of the park and the lake. “You brought me along, you’re going to get some education,” said Joey, moving to help Tom set up the tent.
“No, it’s interesting,” said Haley, trying to figure out how she could help them even though it was only a two man job.
“Why not go down to the lake,” said Tom, “scout it out for us?”
“Sure,” said Haley, grabbing a bottle of water and heading down the short trail.
Chapter 2: The Hike
As she came out on the wide beach, she could see there was no sign of anyone for miles. There was maybe a boat out in the distance, but she couldn’t even see any other campers around. The lake was broad, blue-green. Slipping off her shoes, she walked down to the shore and found it was easy enough to wade. Maybe they could all go swimming later, though none of them had brought swimsuits. The water was cold, but that wasn’t a bother at all as the day was growing even warmer.
Joey and Tom found her sitting on a log a short time later and took a seat on either side of her. “Told you it was gorgeous,” said Joey, looking at Haley. She blushed, just a little.
“It sure is,” said Tom, looking out on the lake.
They lapsed into silence for a few minutes, enjoying nature and the view and the company. It was Haley that finally broke it, standing up. “You said there was hiking?” she asked Joey.
“Yeah, there’s a trail just down that way, you want to?”
“After all that time in the car, yes.”
The boys found their feet and they headed back to the campsite. Haley put on better boots for hiking and Joey grabbed some snacks and water, tossing them in a backpack. “There’s an old lookout up here,” he said, “should give us a view of the whole lake.”
“Very nice,” said Haley, finishing tying her shoes and standing up. “Are we ready to go?” The other two nodded and they set off to the sounds of the forest surrounding them.
Joey led the way as they trekked into the woods. There was the calming song of birds around them, but the trail was empty of other people. Haley couldn’t help but feel like they were miles away from any kind of civilization, which was more or
“I can imagine.” Tom looked out at the view. Haley looked too and could see the lake between the trees. She cracked open her window and breathed in the fresh air with the scent of trees and just...nature.
Tom reached over and shut off the air conditioning, opening his own window, making Haley’s hair whip around. She fished out a scrunchie and tied it back so it was out of her eyes. Haley couldn’t hear the music any more, but that was okay. They were driving away from all their responsibilities for the next few days and it felt wonderful.
Finally, Joey pulled off the main road and down a dirt road. He went past the registration post and headed down the road. “It’s all arranged. This is just for us this weekend. And I know we’ll have fun. You’ve got an inside man.”
“Good to know you’re good for something,” teased Tom. Joey slapped him playfully on the shoulder and rolled his eyes.
It felt like they were driving ever deeper into never ending woods, but Joey turned down one more dirt road, this one barely more than a path and at last he stopped and parked. “Here we are.”
The lot was certainly off by itself. There was a large grassy patch to pitch a tent onto, along with a picnic table. They could just barely see the lake through the trees and there was a trail leading that way. “If you go down that trail there it’ll take you to the showers and bathrooms. Not as far as you imagine it to be.”
“I’ll keep that in mind,” said Haley, going back to the trunk for their bags, boys following her lead.
They quickly unloaded, with Joey telling them some of the history of the park and the lake. “You brought me along, you’re going to get some education,” said Joey, moving to help Tom set up the tent.
“No, it’s interesting,” said Haley, trying to figure out how she could help them even though it was only a two man job.
“Why not go down to the lake,” said Tom, “scout it out for us?”
“Sure,” said Haley, grabbing a bottle of water and heading down the short trail.
Chapter 2: The Hike
As she came out on the wide beach, she could see there was no sign of anyone for miles. There was maybe a boat out in the distance, but she couldn’t even see any other campers around. The lake was broad, blue-green. Slipping off her shoes, she walked down to the shore and found it was easy enough to wade. Maybe they could all go swimming later, though none of them had brought swimsuits. The water was cold, but that wasn’t a bother at all as the day was growing even warmer.
Joey and Tom found her sitting on a log a short time later and took a seat on either side of her. “Told you it was gorgeous,” said Joey, looking at Haley. She blushed, just a little.
“It sure is,” said Tom, looking out on the lake.
They lapsed into silence for a few minutes, enjoying nature and the view and the company. It was Haley that finally broke it, standing up. “You said there was hiking?” she asked Joey.
“Yeah, there’s a trail just down that way, you want to?”
“After all that time in the car, yes.”
The boys found their feet and they headed back to the campsite. Haley put on better boots for hiking and Joey grabbed some snacks and water, tossing them in a backpack. “There’s an old lookout up here,” he said, “should give us a view of the whole lake.”
“Very nice,” said Haley, finishing tying her shoes and standing up. “Are we ready to go?” The other two nodded and they set off to the sounds of the forest surrounding them.
Joey led the way as they trekked into the woods. There was the calming song of birds around them, but the trail was empty of other people. Haley couldn’t help but feel like they were miles away from any kind of civilization, which was more or
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