<div style="text-align: justify;">"Oh, my God...", the young woman murmured softly. She was looking up at tall trees and around her, at a beautiful forest. "This place is amazing", she murmured again, feeling too overwhelmed by the beauty to speak in anything but hushed tones.<br/><br/>"It is. Please, don't leave the trail. This place is immense, if you get lost, it will be very hard to find you", the man who was standing next to the woman advised. "I will come and meet you in the morning. To the end of this trail, you will find the camping area. There are other trails spreading from it, so you can set up camp and explore the trails, and then come back to the camp. I will meet you there. If  you forget where it is - this place can get you disoriented -, just stop where you are, in a trail, and I will find you. Relax, everything will be okay".<br/><br/>The girl nodded, happy to spend a night close to nature and go home after that. She had been needing to clear her head after breaking up with Clayton. He had started a pretty aggressive campaign against her, talking about her behind her back, and basically stalking her. She had gotten fed up, then, and gotten a backpack and a plane far away from home.<br/><br/>As the guide from the agency who had set up her trip left, Diane smiled. She was happy to be alone there now. She felt safe. All she had to do was stay within the trails, and go back to the camping area once she had to rest. It was easy to know why. The unmarked area was so vast she was sure one could get lost there forever.<br/><br/>A little part of her did want to get lost in there, but of course, Diane knew she couldn't. She had to go home, and get her life back on track. For now, though, it was pure bliss and freedom. With a happy sigh, the girl started walking down the trail, taking a picture here and there with her phone.<br/><br/>"I wish I could stay forever", she murmured to herself, quietly.</div>