Adventure Essay: The Trip

Preface "Shakham, please hurry and do not look." My mother whispered. "Wait, mom, I need my necklace!" I replied. "You do not need a necklace, Shakham you are still a boy!" "But mother, this is a gift, from the king. I believe that Canadians will wear them!" I begged . "No, we have to start, we can not miss this ship, this is our only chance to depart Iran!" She sounded awkward. "And I will stay in a refugee camp for a year," I said. Then my condition changed. "Can I say good-bye to at least grandma?" I cried.

A: Let's see this problem through my favorite travel lens. To me, there are two types of trips: adventure / exploration trips, rest / absence trips. In adventure, I personally do not want to pack too many destinations, I would rather park it in a few days (or more) places, so I knew the place and actually experienced it can. Maybe it is because I like mixing with discovery. I thought of three favorite adventures. When I was 12 or 13 years old, my family spent a week at Colorado farm. I learned how to ride a horse, but on this trip you will ride by myself all day to go to the forest of the Rocky Mountains. I also held my Rodeo Riding at the ranch! Therefore, I believe in this trip and learn how to actually ride (and run) a horse. I have never gotten to a university before, but I am trying to persuade Joe to go to Marin with me.

Another wonderful adventure trip was a three week trip where my family went to Alaska around the age of 14. After flying to Fairbanks, we had a two week road trip in the southern province and stayed in Seward. We (of course) took a horse, hiked the glacier, and had a 12 hour bus trip with Denali. Bumpy. From Seward, we took a boat to Vancouver. At that time, I felt very dissatisfied that I was sitting behind the car and pretending to be listening to my Discman and not mind, but it was a cool trip. The kids!