Descriptive Writing Paddleboarding

SPLASH!, Nothing better than a beautiful day at the beach in Avon with my Mom and Friends. We picked the spot where we always sit. Next to the lifeguard and the water in front of us. My mom would always get mad when people just plop down right in front of us, and some people just touch our things for no reason. Once someone was sitting on my surfboard and my mom got extremely mad about it. Now we put the boards in front of us.

I was on a ship fishing on the coast of Greece and just before sunrise there was a violent shake in the water that almost filliped the boat over, I soon realized that it was an earthquake. me and other workers ran down to the hull of the boat. I could start to fill the boat lean towards its nose and herd lighting outside of the hull. I quickly ran to the back of the boat and wrapped my arm around a pipe, the boat start to tip more and more to the point where the boat flipped over. I could not keep my grip and I fell on the roof of the boat. I landed on my shoulder hard on the wood. The boat then started to feel airborne. Then I knew for certain than we were in a tsunami. The boat started to make a crackling noise then the wood started to cave in on itself. The boat started to implode on itself and water started to leek in the boat. I started to craw away from the side of the boat that the sea water was coming in at. The water started to fill the bout up fast, men were pleading for oxygen and help. Before I knew it I was swimming in the water that flooded in the boat, I took one huge gasp of air and went under the

My extended family and I were at our favorite vacation spot, Carolina Beach. It was another beautiful day. Kids ran through the hot sand while the seagulls went through their parents unguarded bags. Me and my family sat in our beach chairs watching the crashing waves. The waves were full of small grey fish. Schools of these small fish were flying out of the water, fleeing from the bigger fish below. My uncle jumped out of his beach chair and grabbed his fishing net to cast over the jumping fish. The net sunk into the blue ocean waves. A quick tug and the net emerged while closing over the fish. He dragged the net through the waves and onto the wet sand. Their wet grey scales glistened in the warm sun as they jumped trying to escape the net.

I run into the water and tumble into the waves. I feel them strongly hitting against me,I see my sister riding against the rough waves. I taste the salty sea water I got itchy sand all over I stood up just to be knocked back over.

Before I longboarded, I thought that I would never learn hot to ride one or that I as going to get hurt. Well one of those things came true and I’ll tell you that it wasn’t the first one. It was a sunny Milwaukee afternoon and me and my friend Nick were very hungry. He wanted to go to Wendy's but no one there to drive us and it was at least a mile away. He suggested that he rides his longboard, and I ride my bike, but my bike was buried in the back of my garage. But then he said that I should ride my dad's longboard to Wendy’s. I was nervous but I said I would only ride it if my dad said yes thinking that he would say no. So I called him and asked him and he said yes so I grabbed the board and went outside. When I tried to ride it, I was slow

When the other group caught up, our arms were already tiring and we began to paddle even harder than before. As we kayaked further out, I could feel my arms getting heavier and what I wanted to do most was just give my arms a rest. But I knew that if I took a rest, our boat would be pushed off course and that it would cost me even more to get the boat back on course. So, I kept paddling, my arms lumps of lead, the pain running through them was like being branded with a hot iron. Along with paddling, I was also in charge of steering the boat which on that day, was slightly easier than staying on a bucking bull. As we got closer to our destination, imagining giving my arms gave me motivation to push myself even harder than before, speeding us towards the beach. At long last, we pulled up our kayaks on the beach and I finally put my paddle down, giving my arms a well-deserved

Our tour guide made us take turns sitting on the edge of the boat with our wetsuits and snorkelling gear on in case there was a sighting. After all that she had said I thought that she was just trying to get our hopes up for something that wasn’t going to happen. It was joyless. Well, until she said “JUMP” that is. At the time, I had no clue what so ever what I was doing. The person next to me jumped so I just did to. That’s when I touched it. I had landed on the world’s biggest sea creature; the whale shark. The tour guide quickly jumped in and pulled out her camera; a Go-Pro and began filming me along-side the shark. Luckily I was the only one on the same side as the shark as her as I began posing and smiling for the camera. That’s the shark sped up and drifted out of distance. My heart was racing as this had been one of the most tremendous and overwhelming experiences of my young

I had figured out how to get the leash on my ankle and manage to pick up my washed-out blue foam surfboard. Ultimately, I had the courage to get turned around and face the shore. All three of us when to the water’s edge, and each time the waves crashed it looked as if they were attempting to grab my ankles and sweep me into the water. After being pulled out on the ancient board, I felt as if I was getting farther and farther away from existence.

We waited as the waves crashed back and forth on the rocks. As one wave drew back we boldly rushed forward. The lukewarm water slid over our skin and resisted the movement of our legs. Clambering on to the rocks just as the next waves came, we continued on, exploring the dips and cracks of the slippery cliffs. Lost in a world of our own, and confident in our agility as we climbed, it was awhile before we heard the calling of my mother. Was she telling us to turn back? It was hard to tell over the noise of the waves and the distance between us. We were so close we thought. But looking around we realized the tide was rising. The spray of the sea was making the rocks look slick and black despite their rough edges. The way back had just become a lot more dangerous. On top of that, we had to climb up a steep part of rocks to avoid going near the water and getting mercilessly smashed by waves. Looking up at the short jagged cliff, I was not super worried because I have been climbing a manner of things since as long as I remembered. But once on the face of the rock, I realized it was going to be harder than I expected. I hung on, my arms trembling from the weight of my body. I could hear the pounding of the waves

I was didn’t feel like I should fall into the salty waters of the waves. After, some time my older sister who was much apparently stronger than me, pushed my in from the side the beach. Terrified I tried to run out until a small star like rough creature was noticed on my foot from deep below the waters surface. Grasping out I grabbed the small creature out from the water and onto my hand. I had noticed that he was curled as to give my open and much larger hand, a hug. After, realizing he meant no harm I began to put him back in the water, back to his home along with all the other creatures of the deep blue sea. Then, as I took at the small star fly into the water I look out as seen the beautiful waves of blue and white coming towards me with an accompaniment of fresh salt water air. The air pushing back my black and brunette hair as I stand confidently waiting for the gust of water to hit my knees almost as hard as my mother hit mine on the plane. After, a while we had to leave due to the tide was hitting to hard against time current from a near by storm coming

Immediately, I angled my position and went for a dead sprint toward the water. I jumped off the cliff. I never felt anything like it; the trajectory had me flying through the air for longer than I expected. A surge of adrenaline pulsed through my body, bringing a new sense of life to me. The scorching heat went away as gravity pulled my body toward the water, bringing me a pleasant breeze through my fall. Then, I finally hit the water. I didn’t stick a solid landing, as I went head first into the water. I panicked and opened my eyes under the murky water, only to see nothing but dirt and sediments float around me. I kept sinking and saw a monstrous fish swim right in front of my face. At that very moment, my body went into overdrive, and I managed to project myself back up to the

All my previous fishing trips have been exciting and adventurous, but one breezy July day was the best trip of all! I was on the boat with my dad and mom, we were catching decent fish while listening to the radio. When all of sudden the new, gray fishing pole in my hand gave a big yanking tug. I gasped, not knowing what was on the other side of the pole. I was just catching mediocre fish a second ago, all I knew was that was not an average fish. Suddenly, the mysterious fish flashed out of the water in a glimpse of a second, only my dad saw what it was, right when he caught a sight of it he yelped.

Today was the last day of my field trip to Catilina island. I was going kayaking that day. I was on a rocky beach. I could here the waves crushing agisnt the rocks as we where getting ready to go out to sea on the kayaks. The sea breeze stung my face when I looked into it. We had to put on water shoes to keep our feet from getting cuts on the rocks. The shoes did not do a very good job of keeping our feet from hurting, altho they did stop us from getting cuts. The hardest part was getting the kayaks to the shore. They were about 48 to 58 feet from the shore. It was hard because we could not drag the kayaks to the shore. After we got the kayaks to shore we sat in our kayaks ready to go out to sea. This felt surprising to me as it was a new

Soon, though there was no heat, the sand became to feel warm and not as refreshing. The water looked comfortable and crystal clear. I took a step into the water, barely covering the bottom of my foot. The water was shallower than I expected, but it felt refreshing all the same. I stepped deeper into the water, but it was about as shallow as the first step. I continued taking steps, but the water wasn’t getting any deeper. I looked down at a step and realized that the ocean was miles deep, but my feet barely made a ripple in the water. I started laughing. I should have looked down sooner and prevented the needless steps taken. I decided to walk back to the beach, but when I was looking for it, it was nowhere to be seen.

One hot sunny day, I was playing with my Rubix cube with my friends. I was glad that I came with my friends and with the Boys and Girls club to Kaimana beach park. The purpose why I came to was super excited because it was my first time seeing an eel! We also talked about going to the reef with just my friends. I saw videos and books that they were really slimy creatures in the water and can paralyze us. After about 30 minutes we arrived at the beach.