Personal Narrative-Puerto Rico Wasp Attack

You decided take a hike through the woods you know the area so you not going to get to lost. You head out the door and head for the woods you find a hike trail and follow it. You hear the crunching of leaves under your feet sounds of nature all around you as you continue to go along the trail. You find a trail going up and up as you go up it finally comes to an abrupt end there's a bench you sit on it and look out and see a huge forest. A lush green forest sprawled out in front of you the sun's rays illuminating certain parts of the forest you see trees swaying back and forth from the breeze. It's quite beautiful you stay there until the sun start setting and you realize you have to head back nothing else you can do so you had back. You see

Our families hiked up to the top of Nevada Falls and there we sat down to picnic, near this beautiful Falls. We broke out our box lunches, opened our soda's. A few minutes into enjoying our food, I looked up about ten feet behind the group and above the rest of the party. Here comes a Mother black bear over the rise with her baby cub. Seeing this instant trouble, I told every one to drop their food and back away. The Mother herself looked only to be not more than five or six years old. And to quote my girls the cub was "adorable." We all backed away and watched the mother sort through our lunch, and decide

After we went on the Polly Woodside we went to the Yarra river. The Aboriginals call it Birrarung Marr because that's the rivers original name. When we walked around the river he showed us how to cut out blades from the tree. He showed us that the white things that are on the that look like spider webs is actually sap aboriginals said that it was like sugar. We even got to taste it! Then we went in a building that has all of the things that aboriginals use to use to hunting and play with. For example a possum ball that children use to play with and aboriginals use to paint a leaves, but as always it was time to say goodbye to Birrarung Marr.

My mom, Kailli and I were spending our first week of summer in the hot dry sun of Palm Desert. As we were planning out our agenda for the next day, we came across a brochure for the Taquitz falls three miles deep into the hot Palm springs desert. We had to see it with our own eyes to believe it. A waterfall in the middle of the desert seemed bizarre, so the next morning we set off for our hike at six in the morning. After a couple bumps in the road we finally began our hike

At the beginning of the day my mom was going to surprise us by bringing us rock climbing. I was with my sisters, and we were on the trampoline. Our mom walks out onto the deck and says “Do any of you want to go rock climbing.”, and we all said “YES”. We jumped in the car and we drove down to St. Cloud State University.

We stumbled upon a huge rock with steps leading up it; my dad helped me up it because I was afraid. I was shaking every step climbing it, further up it got even more frightening because of the edge. Being careful I got up it, but then realizing heading down was the worst part. My dad wanted to take a picture of us while my dad went back down. We all sat down and smiled as my father took the picture, then said if we could hear him, we could but quietly. Coming back down I was relieved, when we started moving again, we found an old creaking cabin, that echoes inside. We found a nice spot to take a break, and talked to each other while eating snacks that my dad brought. when we finished eating we traveled even closer to The General Sherman tree. Distracted, me and my family hadn't noticed we accidentally past it; I turned around and looked up at The General Sherman Tree; it was like a huge ginger root and the branches spread far out. I wondered how old it could be. This was a trip to be remembered but sadly had to end because it was getting late. We headed back down a path to the entrance where the bus would

I went through the cemetery because it is said the demons who burned the church down found home in the dead bodies that are six feet under. I went with my 16 year old sister which was a mistake. I started walking we heard noise in the trees, I just assumed it was a fox or raccoon or something, it scared the hell out of my sister and she latched to my arm and was so close I

It started to rain really hard and I got cold and a really bad cough. About 40 petrels and 2 terns came to the ship. My brother hit one with a stone. We were sure that we were getting closer and closer to land. Columbus told me that his goal was to go to the Indies. I was looking forward to seeing land. After a few days everyone started to complain. I was trying to keep a positive attitude, but I started to get impatient.At about 10 o’clock Columbus and I saw what looked like a candle bobbing up and down. Finally, we spotted land.

My dad and I had to move to lower ground, because it was too windy to fly our $15 kite from Walmart. In order to do so we had to walk down a hill, which most people are capable of. I, on the other hand, am not most people. I was walking down this hill, and it had rained the day before so it was a little muddy. Nothing too bad, or so I thought. I was holding the cheap kite when my dad started talking to me from the bottom of the hill. I couldn’t quite make out what he was trying to tell me, so I started to walk down the hill faster. My knees buckled a little and I had to dig my heels into the ground to not fall. Wow, close one Lucy, I thought.

When we reached the harbor, we walked down the long wooden bridge. The water below was was brackish, so we could only see halfway down to the bottom. That was when I saw a large slow moving grey piece of lumpy rubber. I called my family to come see the mass of rubber. When they had all come, something amazing happened. A small whiskery snout and

After that, I had friends, teachers, and the conductor to lead us to the solo hike. My legs and hands were shaking, I was so scared because I didn’t want to walk alone in the dark. The solo hike was scary but, not scary. The scary part is that I had to walk by myself. The non-scary part was that the solo walk was not that long and you just walk on a path that is straight. Doing the solo hike and going to the right place is hard because I couldn't see anything.

In the morning, we found a seagull gently flying in the air at sunrise. The sunrise was bright as glory. We quickly sailed to follow the soft seagull and found land. I was so delighted, I wanted to jump into the sea and swim towards the shore. We sailed on a rough land of rocks and sand. It was dry as a dessert. Our ship was breaking down and we needed to repair our ship to

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There were a couple more rapids after that but they were not as fun. Then we were at The Staircase they called it this because it progressively got harder and harder as you go down and we stopped around the third one we stopped and at lunch we had some burritos and we ate on some railroad tracks. We all walked down the railroad tracks and scouted out the way we were going and got back in the boats and we headed off and we finally came to the class four it was massive and it was called The Graveyard, they called it this because there were rocks protruding out of the water and the rapids were really dangerous my hands started shaking and if I fell out I felt like I would be woken up and I would forget what to do. But, we made it through and I was nervous but I felt like I did awesome. So we started packing up and Got on a bus to head back where we started it was extremely fun. As we got back we got in the car we headed to go find the girls because they were having a spa

When I get dropped off in the wilderness the first thing i did was go look for good view of evertthing. So i can be aware of all my close surroundings.When i found a good view i also made sure it was a good place for shelter.I checked my backpack and pulled out my 2 empty water bottles i walked for about a mile and found a small river were i gathered water. While i was gathering water i saw a random bear sitting down and crying. I asked the bear what was wrong, and he said he was hungry.So i pulled out my goldfish from my bag and gave him a couple he was so happy. The bears name was blue and he told me since i gave him food he would be my protector, he was a very nice bear.While i gathered water i told Blue to go look for some food. He