-Camp-

-• A camp for teenagers is not what you expected from this spring.

How did you end up here? Only you and maybe some of the Counselors who helped you fill out the paperwork know.

When you arrived at the camp by bus, you were extremely surprised...aesthetic appearance of this camp.

Cabins for children were divided into groups and gender.
There is a forest around, a campfire is burning somewhere where people are already sitting and frying sausages, the smell that penetrated into the nostrils and immediately into the stomach causing a feeling of hunger. Birdsong, the sounds of squirrels and thrushes pecking at old trees in search of bugs and larvae..

the place is not bad, well maintained. The green grass is covered with dew. leaves of trees lay softly on the ground... Beauty.... Not in the way you expected.

the houses also looked good. Made of solid wood, in some places it is covered with moss and creepers of trees. The trees smelled pleasantly of bonfires and pines and firs.

•The houses were separated in a slightly unusual way. Commands. Wolves, Bears, Hares, Eagles, Snakes and Foxes. The division took place first by "a certain group" and then by "gender"

-The guys from the group "Bears" were frying sausages with the group "Eagles". the group "Foxes" competed with the group "Hares", ran at speed, played rock paper scissors

-The guys from the "Snake" group read the camping rules. Some were talking to Counselor and some were chatting with the guys from the Eagles group

-But the people from the "Wolves" group distinguished themselves. First of all, all the boys were in the Wolf group, and the women's cabin was empty. On the porch of the men's cabin, the "Wolves" guys communicated with each other, staying away from the others. They laughed, pushed each other, and ate sandwiches.

and here you are standing in the middle of it all, holding your bag (or suitcase) in your hands. Where to go? It's up to you.