By the time we got there, most of the devoted sun worshippers were leaving, so parking was easy. We walk down the bush track to the little cove. We wa...ked along the grassy park to the gap that is one end of the beach. There was still about twenty or so "encampments" mostly couples dozing away the afternoon.On the beach we found a spot to set up our camp. There was a couple to one side and a rather elegant forty something woman on the other side – it’s nice to have neighbours that you like the. The caravan didn’t stop while I spoke with the caravan master, and it seemed that he was trying to hurry them a little when he rejoined it. I saw that he sent a scout out far in advance of the caravan, even though I told him that we could see half a day’s ride and saw no riders yet today.Kazani and Saraki were happy knowing that their brother would hear about their father and about their marriage.This morning, we began dragging dry thorn bushes down the hill. We skewered the bushes onto the. ’ I smiled as I sighed, ‘Fine. Like my note said her name was Jessie. She was a nice girl.’ Immediately Amanda interrupted me, ‘What did Jessie look like?’ I sighed hoping that Amanda wouldn’t want to know that, ‘She looked sort of like you. Maybe 5’4′, 120lbs or so, brown hair, hazel eyes.’ She smiled at me, ‘Did she have a bigger cup size than me?’ I smiled at her, ‘She was about the same size. Probably a cup bigger. Anyways as I was saying Jessie and I were hanging out for a few days. She. It looked as if that tree hadn’t been there the structure would have probably fallen down by now.Besides the repair garage building, there was only one other concrete block building on the property.It was standing way back on the rear edge of the land where it bordered the Little Alapaha River. None of us had ever been in it. Eddie’s dad kept it locked. It had two big ten foot steel doors that closed tight like it was fort Knox. The roof was tin and there were no windows in the building. No one.