<div class="floatright">(https://imgur.com/3bzOqYW.jpg)<br/><div align="center"><strong>Sean Platt</strong></div></div><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: Courier;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 16pt;"><strong>S T O R Y T E L L E R</strong></span></span><hr/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Next Post: 4.10.22 | June 10th, 1:15pm | Down River | <strong>Angel</strong>, <strong>Billie</strong>, <strong>Devina</strong>, <strong>Edgar</strong>, <strong>Elle</strong>, <strong>John-James</strong>, <strong>Robin</strong></span><hr/>The official time of the river-voyage had been one o’clock, but boats didn’t actually touch water until about fifteen after. Counselor Platt - Sean to anyone who didn’t want to be on his bad side - had explained where they’d be going, what they’d be doing, of course the safety regulations of the journey, and finally the equipment available to everyone for the journey. Down river, about two miles, is a small island that splits the river. There, every year, campers at the start of the season go and retrieve a time capsule left by the campers of the previous year - and at the end of the season a group will take and bury this year's capsule. There’s a big bonfire that will happen on the fourteenth where the capsule will be opened up to be checked out. Plus it’s just a good water hike - it’ll take about an hour to paddle each way, a little longer on the ride back, what with fighting the current and all. Regardless, they'll be back well before the dinner bell. Single person kayaks and two person canoes are available for the campers to enjoy, whatever their preference. Sean has proven over the week to take safety regulations as more guidelines than rules, and so he presents those with all the enthusiasm and hutzpah of a flight attendant telling you how not to die in case of a water landing. Only in this case you’re on a lazy river, and need to be wearing a life jacket; no, really, everyone - “<strong>Even you, Billie-badass</strong>” He says, pointedly with a grin. And for those who are concerned, Sean makes sure to let everyone know he is an exceptional swimmer and CPR certified - a fact presented with such charisma that some of the girls giggle and whisper. If only!<br/><br/>“<strong>Alright campers, pick your water vehicles and lets get going.</strong>” He says, punctuated by a couple claps. Everything is on racks - well everything except Sean’s bright cherry red kayak. A host of yellow and blue kayaks are available, as well as the white bodied with red end canoes - basic brown paddles, though. He makes his way down the dock and slips into his kayak, before pushing off and paddling around so he’s facing the beach so he can watch everyone get on the water.<br/>