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Personal Narrative: Glacier Bay National Park
Over the winter break, me and my classmate decided to go to one of the national park, that place is Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve in Alaska. We also invited our school teachers. We chose to go with ferry but I am the only one who chose to go with my own car because I always arrive late so I thought it was a good choice for me. But one of my teacher worried that I might not know the way to the park so she follow me. I also take my pet bird Kiwi and my precious teddy bear with me. It was a beautiful morning and we started our trip to the national park. That day the temperature was really cold and the snow doesn’t stop falling but we still continue to go the place. The …show more content…
We are about to reach our destiny but I got tired and just fall to the snow ground and my teacher also so we just sit there and can’t walk anymore but my bird can walk so I leave my bird and she seem like see keep walking to forward. She disappeared in the smoking cloudy of forest. My eyes become heaven and I don’t see anything, I also hugging my teddy and I though I can’t make it anymore while my tears are falling down. I saw my teacher about to close her eyes but I just remember to not give up because I am strong enough. I try to go close to my teacher and give her hug so our body can warm. She hugged me tight and I also hug her tight, while I hugging her I look at the sky and think that there should be someone who can save us from here. I am about to close my eyes but I heard voice and somebody was shouting my name. The last thing, I saw were a bird with a group of people who try to carry me and my teacher from the snow. I just remember one quote “ Not everything will go the way you want so always have a backup plan” and I slowly closed my eyes but I am thankful that I am alive

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