I have my own camp to hunt for, and I am the only hunter for my camp. You camp leaders you might want to think of your camp’s survival and get your ...en before they get hurt. As I won’t be hunting for your camps while your men are on the mend, if they live to recover.” I said.I signaled to the first man to come forward. He rushed me only to be tossed over my hip, a roundhouse kick to the throat left him gasping for breath. A kick to the head knocked him out I hope he woke back up later. “Next” I. "Don't you?" she replied."I...we...I mean...yes. Yes, Jennifer." He sighed, pent-up emotion making him quiver. "I want to very much."She swallowed hard. "Me, too," she said.There was a utility road just ahead, one he'd passed a thousand times going and coming from home. Out of curiosity one day he'd followed it and discovered it led to a cell phone tower. Fenced in, but secluded with a small clearing in front of the gate. She didn't bat an eye as he turned down that road and parked in that. I'm not willing to do that at the current time. You two need to adapt to this. You're going to have to do that eventually. We don't know of any way you can change what happened, and you can't ignore it. That's the reality of the situation. So try your best to do that adapting now. If you just can't, we'll talk about the other options." Okay," said the twins together, with the same dreary tone."They're doing better than they think they are," said Sherry, remembering how lovingly Craig had given. Plus, "You're a lucky guy," and several pats on the back were aimed at George."This beach you laid in," commented Reeve, "really makes swimming here phenomenal." I'm not too sure how long it will stay in place with the spring thaws rushing along." said Karl. "I just hope it lasts a couple of years." What about flooding in the spring or perhaps as the result of a torrential downpour?" asked Reeve."Well," answered Karl, "in all the years I've been coming here and from what my Grandfather said.