Death Valley
We’ve drove all over this hot, humid desert. In search for food, water, and most of all, shelter. As we we’re driving, the car ran out of gas. For good this time. We were trying drive to some trees we saw, but we have no more gas. Luckily, it was a short walking distance. We approached the trees then we saw something wonderful. we saw a trailer. “I can’t believe it,” Donna started, “We found somewhere to stay.”
I tried opening the door, and surprisingly it was unlocked. We all got inside to find cabinets filled with stale oatmeal, and juice. We also found mattresses and dragged them out to the porch. That night, you were lucky if got sleep. The desert was very heated, arid and also too hard to sleep in. In the morning, we started exploring the outside of the trailer. We found what we were looking for the most. Water. There was a hose on the back of the trailer. We were struck with joy. Hoping at least a little water would come out, I turned the handle and hot water came gushing out. I could feel my mouth getting dryer and dryer. We all held up the hose and took a big gulp of the water. I could taste the hotness of the water as it touched my tongue. Even though it was the grossest water I have ever tasted, I was so …show more content…
Help us! Help us!” Gina sprung up out of the tub and we both sprinted outside. I looked up and saw a unique aircraft with huge propellers. A helicopter was coming towards us. We were no longer going to be stuck in this desert. It felt like 100 pounds just lifted off of my shoulders. We could go back home now. As the helicopter slowly came to the ground, we all cried tears of joy. We all hugged each other so tightly that our heart stopped. As the helicopter came to a stop, the two men got out and we ran towards them with great joy. Before we got into the helicopter, we got a picture with these two wonderful men. Then, we got into the helicopter and headed to our home sweet
We’ve drove all over this hot, humid desert. In search for food, water, and most of all, shelter. As we we’re driving, the car ran out of gas. For good this time. We were trying drive to some trees we saw, but we have no more gas. Luckily, it was a short walking distance. We approached the trees then we saw something wonderful. we saw a trailer. “I can’t believe it,” Donna started, “We found somewhere to stay.”
I tried opening the door, and surprisingly it was unlocked. We all got inside to find cabinets filled with stale oatmeal, and juice. We also found mattresses and dragged them out to the porch. That night, you were lucky if got sleep. The desert was very heated, arid and also too hard to sleep in. In the morning, we started exploring the outside of the trailer. We found what we were looking for the most. Water. There was a hose on the back of the trailer. We were struck with joy. Hoping at least a little water would come out, I turned the handle and hot water came gushing out. I could feel my mouth getting dryer and dryer. We all held up the hose and took a big gulp of the water. I could taste the hotness of the water as it touched my tongue. Even though it was the grossest water I have ever tasted, I was so …show more content…
Help us! Help us!” Gina sprung up out of the tub and we both sprinted outside. I looked up and saw a unique aircraft with huge propellers. A helicopter was coming towards us. We were no longer going to be stuck in this desert. It felt like 100 pounds just lifted off of my shoulders. We could go back home now. As the helicopter slowly came to the ground, we all cried tears of joy. We all hugged each other so tightly that our heart stopped. As the helicopter came to a stop, the two men got out and we ran towards them with great joy. Before we got into the helicopter, we got a picture with these two wonderful men. Then, we got into the helicopter and headed to our home sweet