The sudden swerve caused Adamar to smack his head against the door. He groaned and rubbed the now tender spot above his right ear. "Damn idiots..." He growled. "People need to learn how to drive." He sighed then hooked up the GPS via Bluetooth and opted for a song by Excision. The low bass drops thrummed through the car and hia body.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Less than an hour he opened his eyes as the car hit the bumpy dirt road. He had dozed off about 10 minutes prior. "Guess we're here then" he thought aloud.<br/><br/>He noted the surroundings as they pulled the the gate, which of course had the old graffiti-signed 'DO NOT ENTER- PRIVATE PROPERTY' now fading against the rusted metal. Near the fence post was a hole with the chain link fence bent backwards to allow entry. Adamar guessed not many authorities actually tried to keep people out. He gave a visable shiver as the air seemed to grow cold on the other side of the fence.<br/><br/>"We'd better hurry." Adamar said lightly, a notch above a whisper. He was usually creeped out but this place, although he was excited, also made him apprhensive. There was a dark feeling unlike the other so called haunted sites he had been to. He grabbed the duffel bag and pull his thermo-camera out as a just in case. As he stepped away from the car he also saw the seemingly fresh tire tracks. He just hoped they didnt have the sort of company that was deadly.<br/><br/>He led Jason through the entrance, stopping every so often to check the heat readings around them. So far there had only been a cold spot off in the distance, the direction they were headed. A few minutes later the foumd themselves at the old park entrance. It was supposed to read 'Welcome to Chippewa Lake Park', but some of the letters had rusted off and fallen. Instead it read 'Come to Chi_a ke Ark'. It made no sense but the rust that dripped down looked like dried up blood.<br/><br/>From beyond the sign Adamar could aee what used to be the old ticket stand, now a rundown shack with two walls and half a roof left. He peeked inside only to find scattered debris and broken glass. "Shame theres no old tickets. I kind of wanted one as a keepsake." He joked to Jason. "I doubt after all this time one ticket wouldve survived nature this long though."