Mount Washington

The mountain that changed me. 

The Best View Comes After The Hardest Climbs.

Enjoy nature and all of its values. While i was in New Hampshire, i got to see MT. Washington. I love mountains and snow. I hate rain and hot days. I loved going on top of MT. Washington because it made me appreciate nature and all the gifts it gives. We drove to New Hampshire for a trip. It took three and a half hours. I was cramped and tired; although i was excited to go up the mountain. We would take the cog railway. The wait was surprisingly short. We climbed on the train that would take us to the top. There was fog at the top which greeted us like a Chick-fil-A employee. My hair was wet and my mind was fried. I realized more than ever that i loved nature and that I loved mountains. I now knew that if I could choose my dream home would be on a snowy mountain high above the ground. I love the ugh elevation the isolation and most of all the unpredictable weather conditions. I could maybe experience snow in  July and a hot day in January. I will always love the Motrin’s from now until I die. MT. Washington will always have an impact on me.

   Power of Place

People need to relax every once and a while and for me there is a certain place.

Everyone has a place that they can go and relax and be at home. I love nature and would love to go to Alaska as much as possible. While in Alaska on a bus I found the place I wanted to live. We rode in Denali national park on a bus to see the wild life and see the mountains. My family and I were in Alaska searching for something. That something was brown bears eating trout in a creek. We were on vacation we had just gotten there and had booked a bus ride in Denali national park. I now hate spaces where I’m next to a window and there are other people in the place because of this moment. I am however grateful for this moment as I got to spot a grizzly bear out in the open with just my eyes alone. I have a great experience with Alaska and I got to meet some great people. You should get out more enjoy the things of today and not the worries of tomorrow.

The Day Of The Climb

How different people got through a bad situation. 

”Climb mountains not so the world can see you but so you can see the world.”

-David mccollough jr

     Families can help get people through tough times. It was at this moment that my family and I were at the mercy of the mountain. When we were at our breaking point we came together and fought through to get home. When I, my mom, dad, sister, and grandfather were hiking a mountain in Colorado my father thought that there would be a shortcut if we went to the left on top of the mountain. Clearly this was not a good idea. As my family fought through shrubbery, thorns, and barbed wire fencing. People began to fell uneasy. But as people were getting scared my father somehow stayed determined to stay on corse. We started to see less trees and more fields of wheat and grass. This startled us and thoughts kept into our mind about where we had gone and where we were now. My Grandfather made jokes and my dad kept trucking on. Even my father started to turn us around to go back the way we came. I didn’t know where we were. I didn’t know how long we’d been walking. On this beautiful, rocky mountain In Colorado I didn’t know if the fields we saw were in Arizona or New Mexico. In summery. My dad thought there was a shortcut to my grandparents house. We probably went through some private property and then turned around and came all the way back the way we came. I did learn a lot from that experience. As long as my family is here we will always carry on.