giants!" laughed Mrs. Brown, "for they are eating all the while."
A little later the big automobile turned off the main road into a smaller one, that led to the lake. And when the children and Mrs. Brown had a good view of the large sheet of water they thought it one of the most beautiful they had ever seen.
The lake was deep blue in color, and all around it were hills, and little mountains, with many trees on them. The trees were covered with beautiful, green leaves.
"Oh, this is a lovely place," cried Mother Brown. "Just lovely!"
"I'm glad you like it," said her husband.
"I like it, too," echoed Bunny.
"So do I," added Sue.
"Well, shall we begin putting up the tents?" asked Mr. Brown. "It will be night almost before you know it here. You see the hills are so high that the sun seems to go to bed sooner here than he does at home."
"Oh, let's rest awhile before we do anything," said Mother Brown. "Just rest awhile and look at the lake."
