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Stray Day 1

I was excited to begin the journey because it would be full of adventures. I made sure I packed everything I needed and said good bye to my parents. Then I headed down to Rabbit Flats.
It was really a long way to my first destination. I walked and walked and walked. When I reached Willow Marsh, I rested a little beside a tree. Then again I traveled. A little before dawn, when my legs were starting to ache, I arrived at Rabbit Flats.
I was really hungry, so I searched for rabbit holes, and finally I found a small den which kind of looked like a rabbit would live inside. I decided to set fire in the hole and smoke it out. I pulled out my fire kit and put the drill in the hole of the hearth board. Using the bow I brought, I rubbed the bearing block and the drill against each other. The smoke came whirling around, and soon my beautiful flames started to burn. I blew at the flames, not too hard and not too weak. And there it was, a perfect fire to drive the rabbits out. I set the fire at the den and soon a light-brown-furred rabbit came storming out of its house. Quickly, I picked up my bow and arrow and aimed …show more content…
I decided to set fire in the hole and smoke it out. I pulled out my fire kit and put the drill in the hole of the hearth board. Using the bow I brought, I rubbed the bearing block and the drill against each other. The smoke came whirling around, and soon my beautiful flames started to burn. I blew at the flames, not too hard and not too weak. And there it was, a perfect fire to drive the rabbits out. I set the fire at the den and soon a light-brown-furred rabbit came storming out of its house. Quickly, I picked up my bow and arrow and aimed at the rabbit. Ping! My arrow flew fast and speedy, and it hit directly at the animal. My first hunting was a success! Happily, using my fire, I cooked the rabbit and ate
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