Day 43: 5 Minute Freewrite - Prompt: camping

snook (70)in #freewrite • 6 years ago (edited)

Hi Everyone!

This is my Day 43: 5 Minute Freewrite

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Tequila.

Lot's of Tequila.

Bluegrass music.

Natures bowl, full of people of all ages.

No water, anywhere, but a lake.

Tequila. more and more.

Show me your breasts and it's free!

No thank you I will pay!

Guardians of the women.

Scaring men away.

Dancing, winding, through all the people, to fill your soul with music.

The night was dark. The campfire beautiful.

The talk was the talk of saving the world.

The Guardians relaxed, a bit, back at the site. They had a few beers and then started to play their own music.

No more tequila, just beer............

Twirling around and around that campfire to the new music at hand.

Nature called...............

Across the open field, I went with my guardian.

Hold your breath and gooooooooo.

Rush as never before, to breath the clean air again.......

Back to twirling across the field, I went.

To the warmth of the fire.

Friends to be had.

Twirling, twirling, I went.

Happy Writing!
Snook

I just realized I told you about my favorite camping trip and never used the word camping once! HAHAHAHA!

**all images are my own

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#writing #love #life

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omra-sky (58) 6 years ago

You just described a lot of the concerts I've been to. Good times! 😇

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snook (70) 6 years ago

This was a bluegrass festival called Mole Lake.

One of the earliest and most influential of Wisconsin’s bluegrass festivals took place annually at Mole Lake from 1976 through 1993. Performed in an environment where the alcohol consumption was as non-stop as the music, legendary artists such as Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, Ralph Stanley, and John Hartford brought their passion for the genre to the outdoor venue. Despite (or perhaps because of) the festival’s courtship with an irreverent reputation, over the years these performers left behind an inspired group of young musicians anxious to spread the gospel about this invigorating art form.
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You just drove off the road, into a field, and set up your tent! after 2 days I think my bandana was holding my brains in my head lolll

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