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Epilogue To The Barigan's Cabin
“Thank you!” they all said to the barista. They all drank their hot chocolate in the lobby, while they enjoyed the view of the mountain. When they finished they went back into the van and drove back to the cabin. When they were on the road and there was still enough light to see out the window, they passed a small cabin on the way up. A couple minutes later, they passed by a young woman, about 30-35 years old, with her dog. Annabelle noticed that the girl had a camera in her hand and was taking the picture of the forest. Annabelle smiled at the fact that she was just enjoying the view of nature with a normal camera, not with her phone. The rest of the way to the cabin, Annabelle was just enjoying the views. By the time the got back to the cabin

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