By Nate Feldman
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Hello, and welcome to Camp Doomsday, the only place in the world where humans and monsters interact with one another and form lifelong relationships! My name is Josh, and I'm the co-director and co-founder of this amazing program. Today, I am going to give you a tour of this fantastic place. But, before we start, let me ask you something. Have you watched those shows about the zombie apocalypse? Or seen movies with terrifying creatures attacking humankind? Well, we at Camp Doomsday don't believe it has to be that way. Our camp gives young humans and monsters an opportunity to learn one another's traditions while breaking down stereotypes. Our staff is made up of humans and monsters in a variety of positions, showing we can learn to live and work together with one another when given an opportunity. But, if you don't believe me, come along on my tour, and I'll show you why this is the most amazing camp in the world!
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Let's begin with our amazing scenery! We have miles of woods at the foot of a scenic mountain range alongside our lovely lake. Now, as you may notice, there is a creature that lives in the water. But, pay it no mind! It's friendly and will only devour trespassers! We have specially trained it to recognize the difference between humans who are supposed to be here, and those who aren't. So, feel free to take a dip in our lake. But, make sure you get permission first! We wouldn't want you to be the creature's dinner!
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Here we have our sports field! As you can see, there are a group of human and monster children playing soccer together! We run all kinds of sporting events here that give both species the opportunity to learn the value of teamwork and cooperation. And we can ensure you that no one has been mauled or chewed up during any game or event!
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As mentioned earlier, we are surrounded by woods in all directions. Campers are able to go on hikes and do other activities when out here. Behind me is an old cabin that was previously used as a place to stay for hikers, but our camp eventually purchased it.
Now, if you go into town, you may hear stories of people that vanished in these woods without a trace, allegedly devoured by a hideous zombie out in these parts. But, we can assure you that since this area has been a part of our organization, no one has been hurt, so don't give those stories too much attention.
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This is our kitchen, where we have human and monster chefs who prepare meals for the campers. One particular dish that is a camp favorite is blood. Don't worry! I can assure you it does not come from a human. Or, well, I assume it doesn't!
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We conclude our tour in the cabin where we gather for songs by the camp fire every evening. We at Camp Doomsday have come up with a number of tunes promoting coexistence between humans and monsters. One particular favorite is called Halloween Night, in honor of a holiday both species love. You can look it up on You Tube: Nate and Kipper, Halloween Night. Enjoy singing with me, and I hope to see you next summer with us!
