Mr. Hollins chuckled. “We’ll see about that. Supposed to rain tonight and into tomorrow, so you might be stuck indoors.”
“We’ll keep busy, don’t worry.”
After breakfast, they went out and started working on the trails, making sure they were clear of any major debris, shoring up weak spots, noting any place that might need a new sign. Of course, when they were as far as they could be from the camp, that was when they ran into trouble.
Joey was cutting away a piece of dead wood when he felt the saw slip. Letting go, he tried to get out of the way, only for his foot to go out from underneath him.
Somehow, Dave caught him before he hit the ground and yanked him away before either the branch or the saw could land on him.
Joey landed with a grunt on top of Dave, feeling the other man’s arms
