Personal Narrative Essay: Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Thinking back I remember that week as one of the best weeks of my life. Never had I been so fascinated by nature, I never really thought that the outdoors could offer more than the indoors could, yet I still enjoyed it very much. Making many new friends along the way, the wonders of nature never fail to impress. On May 4, 2015 the seventh grade class of Fairmont North Tustin left John Wayne airport to depart to Phoenix, Arizona with our Assistant Principal Mr.Drake. As soon as I got to the airport I checked in my bag, and went to the gate with our class. Our whole 7th grade class was beaming with excitement. But none of us knew the wonderful adventures that awaited us in the Great Outdoors. While in the gate most of us talked and exchanged jokes, some of us were very excited. As for me, I could not control myself, I was jumping out of my seat from excitement. I longed to do something exotic, like go on a four mile hike or jump of a
Then we went back to the hotel and slept. The next day we ate breakfast, and went to the climax of the trip:The Grand Canyon. We hiked the Grand Canyon and even got to take pictures of it, the sight was beautiful. At night we went rock climbing, which was hard but fun.Then we ventured back to the hotel. The day after that we ate breakfast and went to Wutpaki National Monument, and after that we river rated the Colorado River. Then on Thursday we hiked the Bryce Canyon and Navajo gardens, then we went to the coral red sand dunes, which was such an exciting experience. On the last day of the trip we hiked the narrows and went to Zion National Park, which was amazing. As I left I gave Eric a departing hug. I made it to the airport, and boarded the plane. and did not even bother to look the outside the window. For, I was so sad we were leaving. On the plane ride I had plenty of time to reflect on the impact this trip had on