Persuasive Essay About Spring Break

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“Behold, my friends, the spring is come; the earth has gladly received the embraces of the sun, and we shall soon see the results of their love!”(Sitting Bull A-Z Quotes) Spring break is made out to be some spectacular time of the year. This is a time for high schoolers and college kids to flock to the beach in packs. Young adults pack up their coolers and red Solo cups in hopes for the best week of their lives. Most walk away from the less than toxic week with more questions than answers. Culturally, as a whole use this week as an excuse to be irresponsible and carefree. Growing up in a culture driven by the desire to be reckless does not always have its perks. I choose to stay away from the nightlife of Panama City Beach. The past few spring …show more content…
By doing this it allowed us to get a head start on the day. We did research on all the locals favorite trails and narrowed it down. After selecting Yonah Mountain in Cleveland, Georgia we grabbed our already pre-packed bags and left for an early hike. “With incredible views, steep dropoffs and a moderately challenging, ultra-scenic climb to the summit, the Yonah Mountain Trail delivers one of North Georgia’s best and most popular hikes” (Atlanta Trails). We thankfully got there in enough time to have a crisp spring breeze brush us all the way up to the top of the mountain .There was nothing more rewarding than climbing that mountain and reaching the peak. I felt like a bird hanging off the cliff side. We watched the birds flying around without a care in the world. We could tell it had been a while since people had been where we were. Nature was untouched and overgrown. Venturing further back into the woods we noticed a cabin. It turned out we had found out way off the path onto private military property. We ended up running into an officer and he showed us the way back to the trail. He said they used the terrain to simulate harsh

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