It was always difficult dealing with the insane. And it was alwaysworse sealing with the criminal insane. On top of that, it alwaysseemed worse dealin...g with the criminal Joker, who was very clearlyinsanity's favorite poster boy. Tim had already convinced himselfhe'd be hearing that crazed clown's cacophonous cackling in his headall night long.Tim had clearly needed a quick shower. His smell bothered him.Oddly, no shower he'd ever taken before had ever felt so perfectlywonderful. He'd felt. It was a precarious walk. The trail was narrow and pinned us against a wall about seventy feet above the river. June was scared, I grabbed her hand and guided us along the trail. It was only about a quarter mile walk, but seemed a lot longer. The trail widened and we headed for the coolness of some shade. We sat down on a log, shared a sports drink and consumed an energy bar.I said, "Boy, that was the most exciting part of our loop."June replied, "It was really scary. I don't do well in. I would always tell them thanks but no thanks I'm not gay or bi. Well after finding out that the women on this site were harder to get into than Fort knox I said what the F*&K and invited a guy over one night from the site. He stopped by after work and after some small talk and a few beers to get my nerve up we went to my bedroom. I had no idea as to what I was to say or do. Allen told me to relax and sat down on the bed next to me. This really was wierd since the only other guy I had been in. Your men will have to make camp." We needn't worry tonight," Khan said. "Our women have already set up camp. I suggest we go meet them and get lots of rest." We agreed and turned east."Are we ready?" I whispered to Lees and Cadence."As we'll ever be. Are you sure this is wise?" Cadence asked."No. But it's heroic," I laughed. "Let's move out."We crept out of our tent into the silence of midnight. By the time Khan and Chang set up their disturbance out front, we should be on our way into the.