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When the call about the missing campers and the abandoned campsite came in,

I was sitting in front of the Park Ranger Station, watching a fire that crackled in the rusted old pit that's been here for decades.

The flames were slowly eating the wood. The heat occasionally sputtered and spat as the pine logs were devoured.

It's one of my favorite ways to pass the time out here. A fire, like watching fish in an aquarium

or animals in a zoo, is endlessly captivating because it's a tiny bit of nature captured and put on display.

The same reason people come here to the Spruce Ridge National Park,

and just like a fire, the woods here can scorch you if you're not careful.

I shuffled back inside, took the call, and headed out for the rendezvous point after listening to the report for a few minutes.

Another couple gone missing. Nothing too out of the ordinary, at least not yet. So I loaded my

gun, hopped in my Jeep, and headed out as the sun began to recede past the trees. The searing

summer sun peaked out from between dense fur limbs that surrounded the rocky terrain on all

sides, sweeping over the horizon as far as I could see. I passed glimmering ponds filled with

plant life and pavilions filled with brown picnic benches as the jeep bounced up and down on carefully

maintained blacktop and rutted brown roads filled with rock. I could practically hear the croak of frogs, the chirping

of crickets, and the hum of a few dragonflies as I sped past. No matter how long I was a park

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