I couldn't wait to get off the bus fromafter the 2-hourtwo-hour trip, as. As we drove up toward the parking lot, all I could see waswere trees includingand miniature ponds everywhere, then. Then, while we moved off the bus and stretched our legs, one man stood, yelling, “Welcome to camp Upham Woods!”

The first thing that thethe instructors made us do was unpack and eat lunch. Evidently, food was a big agenda. When we were all finished eating, the counselors presented them selfthemselves via singing a little song. We were all singing along and having a good time when it had to stop short, as we were aboutneeded to go see our cottages and take our tour. The aroma of pine and the sounds of racing water were in the air. As we strolled over the bridge, we noticed an owl swoopedswoop down.
"AaaaAaaah!" the counselorsour counselor squealed, as she jumped up in the air.