Camping With Longtime Friends Keeps The Bond
Me and my friends have always been close. Ever since the year we graduated, we meet up every summer for a camping trip. We don’t even have to arrange it, we just know that the second weekend in August, we head up north to our favorite spot. I grab my dreadnought acoustic guitar, jump in the van with a couple of days of clothes, and hit the road.
We all have different ideas of what camping is, but that’s fine with me. One of us is head chef at some fancy LA restaurant. We give him some cash and he always shows up with the most amazing food. I could never imagine such divine foods were created cooking over a campfire, but he can do it, and we eat like kings. We’ll get up in the morning and he’s working on pancakes from scratch working with hand mixers and everything.
Susan also has a very different idea of camping. She rolls up in a compact RV, all set with all modern conveniences, a generator, and some hefty batteries to keep her powered. I’m pretty sure she gets satellite TV in that thing too! This thing is amazing, all set with her home decor accents to make it feel like she’s really at home.
We eat and drink and reminisce over the good old days, then go for our typical fifteen mile hike up the hill. It used to be a twenty mile hike, but we’ve all gotten older and we’ve scaled it back a bit. It’s a great walk with some really majestic views.
It’s not an easy hike when you’re running on no sleep. Everyone has a case of insomnia with Dave around. His snoring keeps everyone up! I swear it was so bad the first year we were there we thought it was a bear trying to get our food!
Now our camping trips are even more special since the death of our good friend who passed away in a motorcycle accident. He was always there with us, and now it’s like his ghost is sitting around the campfire with us now. He really taught us the value of these weekends away, and we’ll never forget it.
Our trips will likely come to an end in the next few years, what with us getting married, having kids, and all that. We’ll never stop being so close, and we’ll always make sure we still connect, even if it isn’t as often as we’d like.
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