Snow Country

could almost swear that I was there right at that moment. It's as if my body can almost taste the sweet air, feel the cold, wet breeze on my skin, and recall the scent of the pine trees towering above our heads. Hiking in Payson, Arizona, after a snow storm is one of the best places I have ever visited in order to collect one of these memories. Payson is a great place to take the family dog hiking, but also you will be able to appreciate the beautiful landscape Payson has to offer, with it being

As you stand at the top of a run and look down over the mountain; with twisting and turning slopes, you feel at peace and connected with nature. This is what skiing can do for you; however, it hasn’t always been a way to get out and enjoy the mountain air. As a matter of fact, skiing used to be mainly for survival. Scientists have found rock art drawn by ancient civilizations in 8000 B.C. that depict people skiing. Back in those days, it was the Scandinavians, Russians, and Altay Mountain folk that

Methodology There were three major steps to our research. We gathered literary sources on climactic trends, spoke to stakeholders, and then created maps to show our findings. As a result of the fact Smith College does not have a plan on how to prepare in response to changes in climate, and that most data which is readily available to the public focuses on large scale climate change information, the project focused on presenting information specific to Smith College in a way which would be accessible

off section of a parking lot. A man greets my dad with a handshake and asks, “This is the McCarthy family right?” We all nod in response. “Right this way”, the man says as we follow him down the long rows of shiny rental cars that glisten from the snow. He shows us a gray pick-up truck that will be easy to get up the mountains in. He talks to my dad about the policies as I hop in the car. I get myself situated before the three hour car

threw my legs over the side of the bed, standing there reaching for my glasses. I quickly got dressed, and opened up the curtain to take a look outside. As I stood there focusing my eyes. I snapped back into reality. I noticed that it had begun to snow, and man was it snowing hard. Shaking, my head, in disbelief, I walked into the kitchen to grab the broom. Stopping at the closet, I grabbed my coat and gloves. I thought to myself that this is could get real ugly. Carefully I opened the door, uncertain

Imagine growing up in a small, backwards town in North Carolina with a population smaller than that of your average university campus and only one movie theater. Now imagine that with a lot more horse pastures. You’ve just imagined pretty much my entire childhood in Indian Trail, North Carolina, congratulations. That may sound like a fairly negative description, but I assure you I loved every minute of it. I loved our single ice cream store, Bruster’s, and the free chocolate kiddie-cones the employees

jerome’s around the same time that saul did.He taught saul all about hockey,he even made a rink and assembled a team.Once saul saw them all play,he was amazed.But saul was too young to play with them.All he could do then was shovel all the ice and snow off the rink for them to play. Quote “There 's nothing i can do saul,the rules are the rules.If i were to break them,that would prevent everyone else from playing” “Can i look after the ice then?” “you

Outside the window, snow drizzled lightly. “Goodmorning, honey,” my sleepy husband’s glazed eyes looked at me melodically as he spoke. I replied, “Goodmorning, love.” It was time to begin my day. I shuffled up the cold stairs to go wake my precious babies- Ellie, Brock, and Marsy. We all got dressed in our warm winter clothes and headed out the door. The New York air and fresh breeze of Christmas rolled into our home as my little six year old Brock shut the door behind us. I took Marsy and

could see his breath, he now perceived the word snow. He was high up, but he sat on the hard flat object. Then he perceived the word sled. He now perceives the word hill. He felt himself going downhill, he did not need a voice to explain the experience. The experience explains itself. His face rips through the cold air. He is perceiving new words as he slides down the hill. He can feel the hill-flattening, nearing the bottom. The motion slows, and snow piles around the sled. Jonas pushes his body,

Rhetoric is a powerful tool in which can be used to influence an audience through words. How the speaker presents his or her argument ultimately depends on the rhetorical tools used. Here, the Supreme Court presents an interesting observation on the accounts of the Fleury case in which the plaintiff Salynda E. Fleury argues avalanches are not an inherent danger and risk of skiing. The following is a great example of how the supreme court attempts to persuade the audience though specific elements