Personal Narrative: Stay On The Trail

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It was a peaceful Saturday afternoon. Both me and my brother were beyond bored. I recieve a text from my friend Sean asking if we wanted to go out and explore places we haven't been. No doubt both me and my brother said we'll go. We both packed our bags with water, got our bikes, and rode to 7/11 to pick up some food for the road. After we're all there we purchase numerous energy drinks and candy and get back on our bikes. After about 45 minutes of biking we find an entrance to a man-made trail; perfect. We lock our bikes up behind a few trees and proceed to walk along the pathes until we see a sign that says "Stay on the trail". Whenever you see a sign like this, there is probably a good reason for it. We completely disregard the sign

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