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About three years ago, a buddy named Will and I went kayaking and slew slogging. I think

a combination of hiking and swimming in the locks of Hachi remnant of the Everglades.

I just got engaged to my girlfriend of seven years, and he was celebrating three years

of avoiding painkillers and sticking towards weed. And that started after our third

of me go Cory Walton passed away from Noverdose. Now Will had been partially responsible,

and fled instead of calling the police to avoid trouble. And he never forgave himself.

I had difficulty with it from time to time, so I tried to consider not hating him for

it, and considered a burden to work on. And he agreed to work on his painkiller habit.

So he had brought some shrooms and weed with us to really enjoy the wilderness. And our

friendship went back more than 15 years, all the way to our high school group of hooligans,

so I couldn't just give up on him. My name is Jason Grover, and this is the story of

what me and my friend found, the swamp.

We paddled out with our old kayaks from Arthur R. Marshall Park in West Palm Beach, Florida.

We planned so that we could go camping a few miles in, grill up some fish, enjoy mother

nature. We decided to go much deeper in than we normally did, but our adventures had become

our ritual one since we'll start getting clean. We had a variety of GPS devices so that

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