Kelly was already there, of course. The place was in close proximity to where she lived, so getting there was a matter of remembering to put on pants and walking forty feet. To be fair, this was not always the easiest thing to do early morning, and her half-lidded, barely-there expression suggested she had stayed up a bit too late to be functioning at this time of day. When the door opened and that burst of not-quite-cold-but-also-not-warm desert morning air hit her in the face, she blinked rapidly and sat up straight, giving whoever had come through her attention.<br/><br/>She was dressed a bit less nicely than she had been in uniform, clad in a blue flannel shirt that was unbuttoned and had its sleeves rolled up, a very plain white shirt beneath that, and jeans that were fading due to age. She wore a pair of heavy looking, brown hiking boots for the trekking that awaited them all. If she was going to have to walk more than she usually did, she sure as hell didn't want her feet to suffer.<br/><br/>"Hey, guys." With a yawn, she pushed her hair out of her face. "Either of you seen Cole yet? I've been here for like...an hour. My fault." Setting an alarm clock too early was a terrible mistake, and it had cost her precious lazing around time. She'd be fine with time and caffeine, but until they actually had to get going, she was content to remain in a state of half-consciousness.<br/><br/>Thankfully, Cole had not forgotten the plans for the day. He had just been preparing, readying some of his animals to come along for the trip in case they didn't find any wild fauna they could point cameras at without being attacked. His truck turned the corner, coming into visibility from Anderson's. A few travel tanks were set in the passenger seat and the floor between it and the driver's side, each one holding a reptile. When he pulled up outside the restaurant, he honked his horn, giving a signal that sounded like a dying elephant seal to the others. If they took notice, he waved, then hopped out of the old car.