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Dear Isaac,

Has the whole family settled into Thunder Bay yet? I know uprooting everyone and moving halfway across the country must have been hard on all of you, but you made the right call. You would have been crazy to pass up a chance like that. That being said, the branch sure isn't the same without you around!

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1Isaac and his family
Awill soon be moving to Thunder Bay.
Brecently moved to Thunder Bay.
Chave lived in Thunder Bay for years.
Dno longer live in Thunder Bay.
2Gord planned the hike because
Ahe and Rachel both love the outdoors.
Bhe is at home deep in the bush.
Cit is something Rachel loves.
DGord enjoys spending time hiking.
3Gord is writing mainly to
Awarn Isaac about hiking near Thunder Bay.
Bdescribe how a map and compass led them out.
Canswer something his friend had asked about.
Dask whether the family has settled into Thunder Bay.
4The anniversary surprise
Awas Rachel's idea of a perfect day outdoors.
Bwent nothing like the surprise he had planned.
Cinvolved four hours of climbing to reach the lookout.
Dincluded a night in a cabin Gord had booked.
5When the path split at the washed-out bridge, Gord and Rachel
Ascrambled up a ridge to find their bearings.
Bsat tight and waited for help to arrive.
Cturned back down the faint side trail.
Dhiked straight to the trailhead nearby.
6That night, Gord and Rachel were lucky that the cabin
Agave them shelter before the light was gone.
Bhad hiking gear they could borrow.
Cstood close to a comfortable lodge.
Dwas right beside the parking lot.
7Gord and Isaac are most likely
Anext-door neighbours.
Bbrothers.
Cold roommates.
Dformer co-workers.
8During the ordeal, Rachel seemed to
Apanic quietly about being lost.
Btreat the whole thing as good fun.
Cworry that they were straying too far.
Dinsist that they sit tight and wait.
9During the trip, Gord mainly felt
Areassured.
Bannoyed.
Crelieved.
Dfrightened.
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