Kay laughed at Alexis’s joke and glanced over at her with a smile, surprised such a quiet girl was full of much humor.  “Well, it is “camp,”so.  Not gonna find restaurant quality here.”  Kay commented as her and Alexis approached the building.<br/><br/>The building was quiet big for a camp.  It had to be to hold so many campers.  They had actually entered through the back.   The back was open.  It had a roof over top, but no walls around three of the sides, only columns or support beams to hold it up, and a cement floor on the bottom that was elevated about six inches from the ground.  There were picnic tables spread out, many of them, allowing campers to enjoy the outdoors as they ate.<br/><br/>Once you passed through the open part of the building, you entered through a set of double glass doors that lead into the actual cafeteria.  It was set up like a buffet.  You get in line, grab a tray, fill it up, and then take a seat.  There were tables inside as well, lined up along the walls on either side of the double doors.  Kay opened the door for Alexis with a smile and waited for her to move in before she did.  “Mm, smells good.  Whatever is it.”  Kay said as she took in a deep breath of the air inside.