Frightening Lifetime Experienc
I thought my first family outing would be my last. My brother Frank, my two sisters Diane and Lenora, our mom, and I were at Tinkers creek in Valley View, Ohio, a couple of miles from home, enjoying a family day out at the park and having a picnic. The sun was brightly shinning through the deep ocean blue sky, and the lush green summer colors echoed throughout the landscape. It was a perfect warm summer day for a picnic. I was six at the time and had a lot of energy racing through my young body. Always, I had to explore and touch everything in my sight. This day, however, to me proved that seeing might be better than touching. It all began when my sisters, brother, mother, and I decided to go on the nature trail for a walk through the woods. The trail was beside a slow running creek which was heavily wooded with maple trees. The sun glittered through the tree openings which abundantly filled the sky above. Frank and I were leading the way down the trail as our sisters and mom were following closely behind. As we continued to walk down the trail I discovered an old tree stump on the pathway. It seemed out of place on the path, sticking out in the middle, almost waiting for someone
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View Ohio, Neither Frank, Lifetime Experience, Diane Lenora, mom sisters, park ranger, bees flying, tree stump, ranger’s station,
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