The Haunted Hayride

So we went to great wolf lodge, we are driving and I tried to take a nap and all I heard was two of my friends just laughing because they were watching vines. So I told them to shut up and went back to sleep. I slept for one hour and someone called me on the bus floor, and were just talking until we arrived at Great Wolf Lodge. We got of the bus, grabbed our bags and headed in, then we went to separate rooms.

So here's how it all started I was on a boat going to go hunt for game. Until the captain pointed out ship trap island in the distance. I heard 3 gun shots and ran to the rail to see what happened I dropped my pipe and tried to catch it but instead i plunged into the water. I swam with all my might to get to shore because the the water was freezing cold so i swam towards the shots because it meant shelter in my head then i fell asleep.I woke up and went to find some food I saw the remains of a dead animal and a rifle cartridge and some foot prints.

The journey began, the first state we rode through was Alabama, I couldn’t see much since it was night time. All I could see was the clear night sky. No stars were shining that night. The only lights I could see were street lights, building lights, and other cars. Looking around inside the car, everyone was asleep except for my uncle since he was the one driving. I must have been asleep the whole 4 hours and 46-minute car ride through Mississippi because I don’t remember anything, same with Louisiana. Finally, when we got to Texas all I wanted to do was get out of the car, so luckily, we stopped by to eat at Cici’s. My aunt said, “To enjoy this last meal since it was the last fast food, that we would be having for a while.” After we ate, it took us about 5-hours to get to Matamoros, Mexico. That was where we had to drive through the border to get into Mexico. Once we got into Mexico, there were lines of cars everywhere from people trying to enter and leave at the same time. The lines were slowly moving, like a turtle, inch by inch. There

     We left quickly walking fast and practically running toward the gondolas so we wouldn’t be stuck on the mountain all night long. By now the storm was close and so was the lightning. The people at the station loaded the four of us into a gondola and we slowly worked our way down the mountain. Hanging in this tiny box of metal by a hook on a wire cable was not the most reassuring thing. I looked out the window hoping to see the ground, but it was too dark. I could barely see the hand in front my own face. Lightning would flash, and all I could make out were the tops of trees. Paranoia overwhelmed me. My breaths seemed to become further and further apart as time slowed. As I was trying to relieve my mind of worst case scenario, a big flash and enormous rumble sounded. We stopped moving. Our gondola had

So today I and My family were going to a camp and we were packing and I find a gas lantern so I turn it on. then one hour later and my dad has my brother Asher picks it up and burns his hand. His hand looked a burnt marshmallow that you leave in the fire. Then with a long trip to a small hospital in Virginia. It felt very cold in the hospital. The smell of the place was like very old medicine. the doctor and she or him I do not remember, but he told us that Asher

We walked what seemed like a very long distance. I felt at any moment I would hit the ground I was so tired. The soldiers led us to stockades. I now knew what cattle must have felt like as we were

There was a split in the path. The sky was dark. I was sweating in my Indiana Jones costume. I could barely notice my family and friends next to me. The moon off to the side was are only light. My mother pointed and said

I woke up to the sounds of explosion. I ran out the back door to the woods just before the house explodes. I ran 35 miles in an abandon slaughter house and stay there for the night. In the morning, I went hunting for some food and water because I was low on rations. I trap a huge fat rabbit on my way to get water and I got some water from the pond in the back yard. On my way back, I started to clean the rabbit and keeping clover in case of Nazi planes and ground troops. When I got back, I start a fire to cook my well urn meal and to purify the water from the pond. I don’t known day this is or the month, but I am sure the war is still going on around me. I hear the grenades and landmines going off around me. I stay the up most of the night listening to the bomb bursting in the air. I start to keep records of my daily day life there in the war. The bombs stop exploding and all I hear are the peaceful sound of rain drops hitting the roof. I was starting to drift away to the peaceful sound of the rain hitting the roof. Then, lighting strike the roof of the abandon slaughter house and it starts to go in flames. I woke up from the smell of the smoke and the burned rotten meat. I bolted out of there faster than a Jackalope on the run, and I went straight to the woods for

I ran toward the shore, I just naturally knew where to go inorder to get there. When I arrived I saw a ship. It was the Mayflower, which meant all the colonist were there. The ship was as close as it could get without getting stuck, a small dingy was paddleing towards me. There were 5 men, 4 of which were paddleing, the fith was standing, He wore brown and red clothing. He also had a hat with a long decrative feather in it. It had to be Christopher Columbus. The boat beached and they all seemed nervous about confronting me. Columbus walked towards me and

A new ride has been added to, Cedar Fair amusement park, Kings Island! The new dueling thrill ride goes by the name Gotham City. This coaster is a race to see if Batman can catch up to Joker… or if Joker’s going to have to do the catching up. Both cars accelerate to 75 mph in 4 seconds. The coaster then remains at a constant speed of 75 mph throughout the ride until the chain lift hill towards the end of the ride. The duration, amount of time that you’re on the ride, is approximately 1 minute and 30 seconds. Each cart seats 12 people. There will be a total of 24 people on the ride at a time. Forty two coasters will be ran each hour, giving 1000 people the riding experience each hour. At the start of the race the coasters come around

As we were sitting on the four-wheeler, Anna asked if I wanted to go ride on it down in the pasture. I said “Sure, it would seem fun”, so we rode down to the pasture. I was scared to DEATH thinking that I was gonna fall off or get in a crash. After I got used to it, we drove down a little further and stopped. We heard yelling of some sort and looked up towards her house and saw a vehicle driving down towards us.

We were going to look for more water and help but, instead we found an abandon, old campsite. We were ecstatic they had a hose. And water came out I felt to see if it was cold or hot it was hot but we didn’t care. Jenny and Gina were talking about if they were ever gonna get to go back to school and I had to keep assuring them they would and that help was on the way but I was thinking we weren't going to get found either. We had already been out here for 2 whole long, painful days. The sun was going down for the 3rd time it was a pretty site. It had the mountains, and the stars in background. That night little did we know would be the last night we had to spend out here in Death Valley. I woke up first

The next day we went to another tomb but this time i had to help set up base. The troops were holding guns and swords. I felt intimidated, but I didn't worry cause I knew they were on our side. We had lots of water, food and shelter. Later that night, I had wanted to see what was inside of the tomb so I grabbed a gun, some ammo, and quietly walked into the tomb. Right when I went inside, I almost fall into a giant pit of skeletons of the attempted tomb robbers who try to get inside to steal. There was also a giant spider that i shot, the sound echoed throughout the tomb. Once I was lower in the colossal structure, I saw some hieroglyphics,

I don’t know how it happened, but it did. I was merely 14 years old. I was on my family’s front porch gazing into the enchanting sight of the Aurora Borealis late that frosty, December night. Of course, it was always freezing and bitter in Yellowknife, Canada. I was so captivated by the exquisiteness and magnificence of the vivid and vibrant display, that for a moment, I began to forget the harshness of the cold, when all of a sudden, I could see a figure in the form of a floating cloud of smoke approaching. It had long hair tied back in a sleek, low ponytail, and was clothed in what seemed to be a ragged war uniform, with large boots with holes in them the size of marbles. I was unaware of where it came from, but I was too taken aback to care.

The sun had just begun to set behind the tall pine trees, as I began my drive home. I rolled my windows down to feel the crisp, chilly November air. The cool air made the hairs on my arms stand up like the quills on a porcupine’s back. I leaned back into my seat to enjoy the ride. The sun quickly disappeared and was soon replaced by the moon. The black asphalt of the road began to glisten like a calm stream under the moonlight. My truck seemed to glide across it like a boat on a river. I turned up the radio to distract the thoughts about work that were racing through my head. I was ready to make it home to see my family. I began to climb a steep hill as I saw what looked like two glowing eyes coming over the top of the mountain. As the eyes drew closer, I realized that it was a semi truck. The truck began to cross the yellow line and head straight towards me. My mind began to race and think of options of what to do. However, time was not on my side. I began to spin and roll down the steep hill. It felt as though I was a towel being flung around inside of a washing machine. “I am going to die”, was the only