Madison gave a large smile for the camera as she was pulled into a hug. Maybe this stop wouldn’t be so bad after all. They could get a few pictures, look around, and be on their way. Maddie stepped out of the ride after her friend, dusting herself off just in case something had gotten on her, and followed Emilie over to see the picture. 
“A picnic? Here? But won’t dirt get in our food? Or mold or something?” Maddie asked Emilie while peering over Irons arm to look at the photo. She didn’t like the idea of staying here too long. “Couldn’t we just eat in the car? Or find a less abandoned place to eat?” She smiled at the picture of the two girls hugging but paused for a moment after giving it some thought.
“Show me the first picture you took with Emilie looking the other way. I want to see if I am in it.” She liked to see herself in photos; it was like looking at another person who looked just like you. 

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Examining the very few rides, Dominik climbed over a short fence into the area with bumper carts. They were rusted and the area grown over, and in Dominik’s eyes wonderful. The look of being suddenly abandoned could be seen as they were all parked in different spots and in no orderly fashion. He noticed one of the carts was on its side, probably due to a storm of some kind, or a person destroying the historical factor of the area. 

Dominik was about to flip the cart upside right when he heard his name and looked up from his peaceful moment. 
Dominik had studied Pripyat and Chernobyl intensely, as a hobby. He had looked at several maps in the past and had a bit of an idea about the area, although his memory map was not perfect. He climbed back over the short fence out of the bumper carts and span around, trying to get his bearings. He had an idea of where the hospital should be; it was after all one of his favorite places when he was studying Pripyat. There were indeed many pictures taken there and exploring it would certainly be rewarding. The way that building had decayed and been left was incredible. 
“It should be, that way,” Dominik called back, pointing. “The north east side,” He mumbled to himself staring off in that direction. It would be a walk well worth it.