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Describe Lake Lopez
Everyone has one location within their minds that they can instantly recall. For me it’s the mountains near Lake Lopez. The constant fresh smell of trees come over you. The sun light gleams off the still lake water which lights the mountains. Only pure serenity remains with you when on those mountains.
When arriving at Lake Lopez serenity would be the last thing you would think of. Many families pack the entrance, children arguing with their siblings and even parents arguing with themselves. Setting up your camp station is the most hectic portion of the trip. Anyone can panic at the thought of accidentally forgetting to pack an essential item. No one can finally collect themselves until everything is accounted for.
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