"Sally, the annual bird count at Myakka State Park in Sarasota is this weekend. Would you like to go?"
"What is involved, Jason?"
"We will go down Saturday afternoon, get set-up, look around, have dinner and get a good night's sleep before getting up early Sunday morning to help count birds."
"Where do we sleep?"
"My family has lots of camping gear from when we did family camping. I will bring everything we will need."
"Sounds like fun. I'll put together some food for Saturday night and Sunday morning."
On Saturday morning I took an extra shower since I did not know what facilities would be available. I went through my usual routine of shaving my legs and pits, and grooming my pussy with my razor comb that leaves me with a ½ inch layer of soft pubic hair. I like the feel and I think it looks good on me. In addition, no one who goes down on me ever has to pick my short and curlies out of their mouth.
Jason picked me up about noon and we headed for Sarasota.
At the State Park Jason mentioned that we were there for the bird count and we were directed to a special camping area just for bird counters.
Numerous campers were in the process of setting up. Some had camping trailers, but most had tents like we did.
I helped Jason set-up the big family sized tent. It was nice because there was room inside to stand up and move around. Jason blew up an air mattress and we spread a double sleeping bag over it for the extra padding.
Once the tent was set-up, we noticed that there was to be one central campfire in the center of our circle of tents. We carried our folding chairs over and began making friends.
Drew, a well preserved man in his early 50's, took us under his wing and told us all we would need to know for the count. He said they always went in small groups so counters could look in various directions. He knew his birds and offered us the opportunity to be in his group.