Daniel followed the bear,he was careful not to get to close,bears were not naturally mean but you get on their bad side their temper side can easily come out,but something was wrong this bear didn't act like one,he acted more like a subdued lion or a tame cheetah, But Daniel still followed him, he watched his reactions as he walked down a path,one Daniel was unfamiliar with,at the end of this path was a clearing,there was a log cabin made at the other side of it,a campfire was burning and there sitting on a log was a man,a man way big as six feet over,he had a well kept beard that pass his chin,next to him sat a young boy,enjoying look like beans and hot dogs,the bear approached then the man and made growling noises,the bear was hungry too,he sat a plate in front of the bear,' Make sure you eat it all now,Ben.' The bear growl as the boy stood walking over to Daniel Boone,' Sir,Mr.Adams,this is my father Daniel Boone.' Adams stood putting down his plate,wiping his beard off with his sleeve he smiled,shaking Daniel Boone's hand,' Nice to meet you Daniel,my name is Grizzly Adams,your son was lost somehow, he stayed he until Ben went out looking for you, your son has been no problem, he actually been good company, something I haven't had in awhile. 'Daniel sat down as Grizzly handed him a plate of beans and hotdogs,' So tell me about yourself , Mr. Adams , have you always been here?' he asked. Grizzly finished his plate and lit a pipe,' Let's see.' end ?
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