Chapter 160 Camping
After breakfast, Yorks continued on his journey with his friends and relatives who had been fully revived.

California Route 68 itself is a road with a relatively rich environment.

There is a long stretch of forest and mountainous area ahead, and the last section of the road will turn into an ocean area.

This is the perfect combination of forest and ocean.

Of course, they must first enjoy the baptism from the forest.

As the RV gradually moved away from the Gain Service Area and went deeper inland, it directly entered the road that was gently embraced by the dense forest.

"It's so quiet." Lillian's voice rang out. She looked at the scene with forests on both sides and had a different feeling.

For her, she only had this feeling now, as if the whole world had become quiet, leaving only the gentle friction sound of the tires on the road and the purest breathing sound of nature that occasionally slipped in through the gaps in the car windows.

In my eyes, the sunlight shines through the dense treetops, sprinkling on the road in a mottled manner, forming a very beautiful light and shadow.

For and Jessica leaned against each other, not saying anything, just looking outside quietly, feeling the atmosphere from the forest.

Yorks glanced at Irina in the passenger seat, and when he saw that she was also looking at the scenery outside, he subconsciously slowed down his speed so that those who had been staying in the city could have a better experience.

In fact, he could understand the feelings of Irina and Youful. This kind of dense forest is something that people who always linger in the city cannot see.

At the same time, the forest itself has a sense of magnificence and spiritual cleansing, which can make people involuntarily slow down the pace and immerse themselves in the tranquility and harmony.

The air is filled with the fresh scent of earth and leaves, and every deep breath is like a baptism of body and mind.

York also glanced at the forest. The forest here was different from the mountainous area where he lived in his previous life. The height of the trees themselves was different.

The trees on both sides are towering into the sky, and their branches and leaves are intertwined, forming a natural green barrier that isolates them from the hustle and bustle of the outside world.

Only occasionally, when a car passes by on the opposite lane or when a car overtakes the RV, will the expected movement occur.

I don’t know how much time has passed.

Seeing that the people in the car were already immersed in the atmosphere of the forest, Yorks looked at the time and realized that it was already time for lunch.

"Do you want to find a place to stop and rest for a while?"

As soon as this very obvious statement was made, Yorks didn't have to think too much to guess what answer he would get.

Irina wasn't the only one who was moved.

Lillian, who had been hesitant about whether to mention camping, suddenly brightened up and spoke immediately.

"Okay!"

Seeing his sister like this, Yorks raised the corner of his mouth slightly, and then looked at the couple with Fowle.

"We have no objection." said Full with a smile.

To be honest, he also wanted to experience the feeling of camping like in the video, and because it was his first time, he was looking forward to it very much.

York looked at Irina again.

Irina smiled and said, "I have no objection. It's such a nice place. If you don't stay longer to breathe, you'll feel like you'll miss something."

York nodded, remembering the information he had investigated in advance: "There happens to be a camping spot here."

The road trip and camping culture in the Free Country are actually quite mature, and maturity means passion.

So places like Route 68, which are usually only visited by people on road trips, have long been developed into a popular camping spot.

"It is said that there is a very clear lake over there." Yorks said, and saw the turning in front of him and drove over.

"I don't know if it's true." He asked this question just now because they had driven to the popular camping spot on the Internet.

"Wow!" Lillian expressed her thoughts about the lake. She had only seen the sea, but had never seen such a rare thing as a real lake.

This made York feel funny, but he also felt that his sister was really able to give people emotional value, and this alone made her popular with many people.

With anticipation and a hint of excitement in everyone's eyes, Yorks began to leave the road and enter the forest trail, going deep into it.

Looking at this relatively flat path and the increasingly dense forests on both sides, Yorks was thinking in his heart who had opened up this path.

As the saying goes, there was no road originally, but when more people walked on it, a road appeared.

The people walking this trail have a purpose. The purpose of this trail is nothing more than camping. However, it is impossible to create such a flat road simply by relying on the number of campers.

Unless there was another purpose, he obviously couldn't think of it, after all, he found this place by searching on the Internet.

For a moment, the only sound on this quiet path was the sound of the RV's engine.

The deeper you go, the denser the forest becomes.

But a very wide area appeared in front of everyone.

"Are we there yet?" Lillian was already lying on the spot where York was sitting, between York and Irina, looking at the large open space in front of her, and a large lake that seemed to appear before her eyes.
As soon as these words came out, the rest of the people all looked at York.

"We should be here." Yorks instinctively became alert and scanned the open space in front of him.

There is no one here.

No matter where it is, no one is equal to unknown.

If you just go and see, it may not be a big deal, but Yorks did find evidence that others were camping.

Some wrapping paper, plastic bags, food scraps, etc. left in the corners are inevitable by-products of camping activities.

This made York shake his head in his heart. Of course, the proof of camping was not just this.

The missing, broken and discolored vegetation on the ground proves that many cars have stopped here.

The point is, there are human markings, graffiti, etc. on the neighboring trees.

In fact, these are the results of careful observation, and the most powerful and obvious proof is.

Burnt grass, remnants of a campfire pit or fire, ashes, unburned wood, etc.

This is the most direct evidence of camping activities.

But Yorks did not let down his guard. After parking the RV, he gradually raised his guard, unbuckled his seat belt, and said calmly:

"Wait for me in the car first. Get out when I call you."

Everyone looked at each other, but nodded obediently after York stood up.

Looking at the puzzled people, York smiled and said, "Let me see if this place is suitable for camping."

After saying that, he walked through the gap, towards the car door, got out of the car and disappeared from everyone's sight.

"What is he going to do?" Lillian asked, looking at Irina, then at Fol and the others.

Furr shrugged, knowing the situation: "Maybe he wants to make sure it's safe."

(End of this chapter)