Draco watched the people waving at Pansy's car, assuming that it was some of the other counsellors. He didn't wave back at them, but he took a moment to take a look at them, trying to figure out who they were. He had heard stories about a lot of the counsellors, and they seemed like a merry bunch. Draco wasn't really sure if they were his type of people, but he had to make the best of it. After all, it was just for the summer, and he figured that he could manage that.<br/>Pansy found a parking spot, which wasn't hard, seeing as they were the first to arrive by car. Pansy killed the engine, and Draco took a deep breath, before exiting the car. The air was a lot lighter and fresher in the forest, and Draco wasn't really sure if he liked it. He was very much a city person, but he figured that the forest had some nice things going on for it. Or, at least it was aesthetically pleasing, so that was something.<br/>Pansy and Nott exited the car as well, and Nott looked just as disgusted as Draco felt. Pansy, however, looked thrilled, and most of all excited to be back at camp. "I can't believe you talked me into this," Draco muttered, as they went to grab their bags from the back of the car. Pansy pushed at him, and rolled her eyes at him. "Shut up, it's good for you."