Shady Nook Picnic Area Novels & Stories

But every so often, he would glance at her, those lingering looks that felt like his fingers were trailing across her skin. Eventually, they left the city and drove toward the countryside. And then she saw it. Her breath caught. A large field, green and gold under the sun, with a single giant oak tree in the middle. Beneath it was a picnic setup like something out of a Nicholas Sparks novel: soft white blankets, two oversized pillows, a wicker basket, a bouquet of wildflowers in a mason jar, and a portable speaker humming soft jazz. “You planned a picnic?” she asked, incredulous.

The trees provide separation between various theme-based sections and there are several spots surrounded by trees and other foliage that are like a natural oasis in the middle of the bustle of the amusement park with play structures for the kids, benches, and picnic tables. Visitors come to these areas to take a break, rest, and snack before going back to the rides. In one of those resting areas… Talia sat on the ground, with her back facing a big tree that was further away from the people who sat at the picnic tables. She hugged her knees and stared blankly at the grass in front of her. She had no idea how far she walked. Her intention was to distance herself from the situation and to not i

We followed the footpath that led to a wooden area and I became scared for the safety of my PowerBike that was packed outside this 'Somewhere' according to her. We emerged out from the woods to a neat flattened grass area that looked like where mats could be spread to sit or lie down. A perfect place for picnic. I looked further and saw a stream along with giant trees, hummingbirds and other numerous birds flying up and about, making noises and humming.

I walked ahead while Ayan properly parked the bike and followed after me. This place is my hideout. Away from the harshness and cruelties of the city. Away from all the fake people. The lake in front of us was so clean that I felt I was staring at the sky. It was surrounded by woods. Noori found this place when was camping with her friends. She brought us here the next and since this has been Our picnic spot too.

Harrison brushed off my concern, replying casually, "Relax, Ash. I just want to enjoy the picnic like everyone else. No big deal. Besides, I don't think Kenny is gay. Well, maybe he's curious." "He's not gay,” I deadpanned. "You never know." "What if he is and notices you? You're going to snatch him from Carmen?" He ignored me, concentrating on brushing his hair and wearing cologne. The picnic area was tucked away in a sizable, lush park with a lake and a fountain. The site was crowded on a Saturday, but that did not lessen the beauty of the vibrant flowers and lush trees. Laughter and chatter filled the air. I could see Chadwick far away, and his dashing smile warmed my heart. He brought hi

he said smiling. We walked for a while through the woods until we got to a stream "I think here will be a good spot for our picnic", I said "we have the shed of the trees to shield us from the sun and a stream for a quick swim" I explained further as I looked around and went about setting up for our picnic. "So Nora, what changed" Jack asked after we had both settled down, his attempt of having an expressionless face had failed woefully as I could see that he was worried about something and it irked me that I couldn’t figure it out.

A dancing fountain is also present within the park's ground. “ It's really beautiful here, Jane. Let's go.” ani Chelsea sabay hila sa akin papasok. We looked around the wide plaza in front of us. There were a lot of people having picnic with their family and loved ones. They even have mats to sit on the grass. I got surprised when Nathan brought a basket and immediately lay a mat. Chelsea helped him arrange it and so are the utensils such as spoon and forks, some plastic cups, drinks, and paper plates. There are also tupperwares with food in it.

she said and ended the call. Simon looked at me and shook his head as we continued putting up the plastic shading that now covered the roofed dock. Next I put up the fairy lights as Simon constructed a bonfire pit for us. Mary-Joe was busy with a picnic dinner and I had champagne, wine and beer on ice. Simon had been helping me all week to turn the dock into a romantic picnic spot. I had a low table near the fire pit where we’d eat and cushions on the other side with blankets, which would come in handy if everything went according to plan.

I tell her as we begin walking away from the big house. We walk for nearly 15 minutes before we come to a spot that has a lot of shade trees and a babbling brook nearby, giving the entire area the feeling of calm. I stop, turning in a circle, looking all the way around, then I close my eyes and I can picture having a house, with a play area outside for the kids to play, a grill for Ishir and anyone else that comes to visit. When I open my eyes, I see that Ishir has a finger on Nova’s lips, keeping her quiet while I decide.

I carried the food basket for our picnic while Gigi carried nothing. There were a pretty good amount of people on the beach, so we asked around for a place where there were fewer people. We were directed to a shade close to a beach house. So we walked there, the beach house was clear and so beautiful, made of glass and still covered with white curtains. It was a lovely sight to behold, I spent a whole minute admiring it and wishing it was mine. We sat down on the available chair under the shade while we watched everyone do their thing.