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Deep in the roaming hills of Pennsylvania, miles from any old dusty road lays the most beautiful scenery imaginable hidden from any hiking or motor trail.
a) The journey starts at a small quant trailer park on the side of a hill.
b) In the gully below sandwiched between the hill of the park and the naked hill across lays a tiny stream which slowly grows for miles.
c) The streams turns into a small creek with shallow water but lays deep in the earth as washed out hill sides ambush and retreat from the creek as you follow it.
II. Body 1 a) Entering the park you go down a snaking driveway staying heavy on the breaks to not gain speed. b) You pass few trailers and an empty lot with ashes still on the ground. c) You then go around

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