The Waterfront

While Growing Up I Was Fascinated With The World Around Me. I Had An Admiration For Animals And A Love For Both The Food And Culture Of The Time. Being Raised On A Campground In Rural Southern New England Was Exciting But Transitioning To City Life Was Challenging. It Was Difficult For Me To Let Go Of The 1970S; I Felt It Was The Best Decade To Be A Kid. No Matter What Challenges The Future Would Bring I Always Found Myself Returning To The Woods To Find Solitude.The Vast Campground Teeming With Wildlife Manifests Itself In Both Majestic Beauty And Eerie Encounters. It Is A Splendid Forum For The Exploration Of Youngsters’ Full Of Imagination. The Waterfront Is The Defining Feature Of The Campground The Epicenter Of Activity; Like The Sea It Is Both Aesthetic And Haunting. Somehow The Waterfront Possesses An Intrinsic Quality That Is A Crucial Ingredient In Both Creating And Preserving Memories; It Is Truly The Thread That Binds The Novel Together . . .