Descriptive Essay About Vacation

of nowhere. And he was also looking for food and he found a shore where there was old dead

The first day, we were travelling with my friend and his family but, we were in separate cars. That night, we stopped in Alabama and stayed in a hotel and visited my uncle. The next day, we finished our car ride to Florida and checked into our hotel. That night went and visited my other Aunt and Uncle I also saw my cousins

languish brown thing with black lines. And when he picked it up it seemed to have air inside. He

He said “Lisa, I figured out why the snake didn’t rattle before he bit you.”

One of my most exceptionally loved spots to go in my free time is the beach. A beach is a national geographic, nature made landform that is near a body of water. It is usually comprised of loose particles, which often consist of sand, rock, shingle, stones and, or cobblestone. The molecules living on a beach are often natural to the shoreline, such as mollusk shells, saltwater chum, or green algae growth. Shorelines typically appear around territories along the coast where there is a wave or current action. While being at the beach, I adore hearing the sound of the tides, getting a feel of a light breeze, possessing a reminiscing scent of sea water, listening to the call of the seagulls, and feeling the sand, underneath my bare feet. Heading

My brother, mom and dad and my dog and I hopped in the car to drive to the beach. This one specific beach was very close only about 10 minutes away. As we drove up there is a large paved car spot that curves into a T. A large sign welcoming us sits in the middle. Around a group of large pieces of driftwood a Pelican sits atop one of them. In the distance there is a patch of sand, sodden with water, broken sea shells are scattered about probably from gulls dropping them. Next to them are the tide pools many sea creatures live in them, red rock crabs scamper about. A mysterious collection of these creature a occasional clam pops up spraying as if enjoying himself in the sun. Surrounding a large Ominous lake hidden with it’s secrets of people who had visited every year people throw pebbles into the lake and wish for something anything their deepest desires.

He then proceeded to grow into a man, his skin turned blue and two more arms grew out of his body. He looked as if he was hundreds of years old but how could he still be alive. He pulled a knife from his pocket out and held it to my neck.

He said at the hospital “Doctor, Doctor, This is an emergency. A large reptile in the swamp bit this brave cube. Here is his drawing of

Suddenly, I could feel his eyes staring at me when he said, “Now, what do you think a young rabbit is called, Mia?”

We went to grab chips and guacamole and then we heard one of the boat drivers say on the microphone that it was time to go back to the cruise ship. We gathered all of our stuff and started heading back to the ship.

The next day, he got up and looked and looked for his boat again. When he went through some bushes, he found his boat and sailed

The only sound that filled my ears was my keyboard clicking as my fingers raced across it. I had been procrastinating from finishing this assignment all evening, but I knew I needed to get it done. The burning sunset was shining through the windows as I was finishing up. It was a peaceful silence, until I heard the soft whispers of my parents that ignited my sense of curiosity. I was concentrating hard; doing my best trying to make out the hushed words that were being spoken.

As a child, the ocean charmed me. After glancing at the never ending shore line’s going from coast to coast as far as the eye can see, I felt like a grain of sand on the beach. I never thought I could see anything else as immense and alluring. As I relaxed on a lawn chair soaking up the rays of sunshine in Alabama, my friends froze in Iowa from the early stages of spring still bitter from the past winter. During my family vacation in Alabama many memories were cemented into my mind as I soaked up the radiant sunshine on the blistering beachside chair.

I never thought I would be going on a vacation until my thirties; thank the lord that I have nice, kind, generous friend. We talked and talked about him taking me to Turks and Caicos with him and his family. He goes there every year and said his family had a timeshare and enough points saved up to take up to three extra people with them. Knowing him, I thought that we would just talk about it and never actually go like always. I received a text message one sunday around five o’clock telling me to go buy a passport. The joy I felt inside was indescribable, it had felt like I have on the super bowl. I screamed at my mom all through the house waking up everyone who was trying to sleep in, to take me to the court house. I sprinted into the building all the way up to the second floor, walled into a room to get my passport. It took me about ten minutes to fill out the information, sign a couple of things, and pay the twenty dollar fee. I was already getting butterflies just thinking about leaving the country, better yet getting onto a plane for the first time.

She finally gave in but a while later she knew she shouldn't have. They were past the buoy so far they couldn't see the shore. Suddenly I looked out into the blue, crystal water and I looked around in the big ocean. But as I kept looking around no dad or Sophie in sight. As they were swimming further and further after the turtle they got further and further away from shore. They close to these big rocks and