Love not to stay away from

COLIN'S BROTHERS WOULD arrive son and there was a lot to do in order to get ready. He'd spent the balance of the day napping are around the cabins as though their live depended on it. They did. He'd returned his steps several times,memorizing every tree,every possible escape route,and every potential hazard.

  There was a pond on the far Eastside of the site. A creek cut across the property in a bear straight line, running North to south. Just below camp,it pooled into a sizable swimming hole. Colin remembered the bright orange vests counselors had strapped on then before allowing them time in the water.

  A set of tepees clustered on the west side of camp. The camp was straight forward,a throwback to simpler days. Or maybe it just seemed simple when all Colin had had to think about was keeping the twins out of trouble. The older he got,the more he was beginning to realize that life got a lot more complicated with age. He needed to