Descriptive Essay-My Northern Michigan Adventure

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My Northern Michigan Adventure
Every year my family and I go up to our favorite place, Rogers City Michigan. Rogers City is a small town at the edge of Michigan right on the water. It is a place to relax and unwind for a while. The small city offers quaint shops, delicious places to eat and friendly people. We stay right on the shores of Lake Huron just outside of Rogers city. Where the waves crash and the sand beckons you to come frolic in the sun.
The days leading up to the trip are almost on bearable for me. Just the thought of the scenic views, gourmet food, and family all being together. Excites me to no end. Our journey begins in the car we load up all six of our bags and two dog’s stuff we hop in the car and leave. We will be in the car all together for five hours with only
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We set the table on the deck and we have breakfast by the water. Then we all seat and talk for a while then we head into town to shop and go to all of our favorite places to visit while we are up here we go to the painted lady first. The painted lady is a small art gallery, they also sale clothing, small unique gifts, toys and much more. They also serve as the locale coffee shop. They have a paint your own potter in the back and every year we pick out something to paint and bring home. We all paint a little section of the item. We drink specialty drinks and shop. This year we decide to paint a lager item. We walked into the back entrance of the store right away a something caught my mom’s eye. She looked up at the top self on the wall there lay a beautiful rooster on painted but would be filled with color. Mom exclaimed “look at that rooster isn’t it beautiful’’ I looked up and saw it. I thought it looked like it was waiting for us to paint and it would be a nice addition to our home. We painted it and it turned out

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