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Five Card Story: Birchwood
a Five Card Flickr story by Hunter and Billie🍩 created Nov 26 2014, 05:46:09 pm. Create a new one!
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on july 3 2014 I, Bethany and my friend, Saide went out on a trail ride. Both our horses, Diesel and Jake where very calm that day. Then all of a sudden as we reached the top of a muddy hill, my horse Diesel decided he needed to roll. So me and Saide untacked my horse and allowed him to roll. After he was finished we put the saddle back on and carried on our marry way. after 3 hours of riding we where deep into the forest. Across the boarder of Mexico we reached a nice big mountain. we decided to name this mountain since we have never heard of it before. Saide and I wanted to call this mountain, Snow in Mexico. Both of us wanted to look around this mountain and we both knew we were not going to make it home before dark. we looked and looked and Looked but we could not find a safe place to stay that was safe on the ground. We decided to stay in a cave at the top of this mountain. Once we were in and settled we saw this little bump on the wall. after lots of years in school we knew this was a rare Chinese caterpillar. so we laughed threw it down the mountain. then next morning we watered and fed our horses. after they were done we saddled back up and rode for another 3 agenizing hours away from home. we came across a cute little village with a sign called that said this town was called Birchwood. We thought this was a cute little village. a lady named Martha came out of a little bakery and said that we didn't look familiar. we told her where we where from. And how we got here. Martha said that we looked tiered. She told us that there was an abandoned old farm only 5 miles away from here. so we followed her car and saw this cute little drive way with a little 2 bedroom house. we liked the place and lived there for the rest of our lives.
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