AN: Hello I'm back. My muses are all locked in there rooms because they were bothering me while I was trying to write this so on with the chappy.

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Chapter 7 Camp and Clothes

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Now Camp Green Lake: Girls is just like Camp Green Lake but for girls. There is no lake, just dirt.

The warden, Brittney Walker, is the twin sister to Camp Green Lake's warden. Mr. Sir is Camp Green Lake's Mr. Sir's twin brother, and Dr. Pendanski's twin brother, who is also Dr. Pendanski, is called Mom by the campers.

The camp is almost just like the boy's camp with only a few differences. Each tent had a set of showers behind it, with tall walls for the girls. The wreck room was pretty much the same, once in a while the TV will pick up some strange station and everyone will stop to watch. The mess hall is the same with a table for each tent. In the tents next to each cot was a set of 3 crates for each girl.

The girls wore jumpsuits just like the boys but smaller. Most of the girls wore the sleeves tied around their waists. They also got a few wife-beaters in black or white and could dye them different colors to express a little bit of individuality. They got 2 sets of the orange jumpsuits and every three days they got a new set and the old ones were washed. For shoes the girls got 2 pairs of high-tops both black. The high-tops let the girls move around and they were comfortable so the girls complained less.

Now the showers or as the girls call them '10 minuet heaven'. Each tent has a set of showers (I already said that) and each set had a shower head for each girl. The shower tokens were for 10 minuets.

This camp was known as two things to the parents, judges, counselors, and anyone who had never been there it is Camp Green Lake: Girls; a correction facility for juvenile delinquent girls, for the campers it was Hell. Some of them don't like it there, the others hate it there.

That is Camp Green Lake: Girls the sister camp to Camp Green Lake where the campers have to dig 5 foot deep 5 foot wide holes every day in the hot sun every day.