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As the crew dug, they hit a natural underground spring and the school officials allowed the spring to fill up (Bara, 2013). Lake Marion is located north of the Andrew Conference Center and east of the football fields on campus. The small lake, Lake Marion, is surrounded by a lighted walking trail in the center of the campus and provides a scenic backdrop to many campus activities. The surrounding area of Lake Marion features grassland with trees and bushes planted around the lake itself. The plants play an important role for shade in the summer and for the ducks to hide in.
Noelle Brown July 25, 2013 Unit 4 Case Study 1-Overcoming the perils of Canoe Lake Cast- Instructor- Person #1 Nurse- Person #2 8th grade girl- Person #3 8th grade boy- Person #4 Narrator- Person #5 Director- Person #6 Scene- Camp Site Narrator The following skit is about a very excited group of eighth graders on their way to camp. As they arrive to the camp site, the instructor informs them that she has a few rules that she would like to go over before they start their camp activities. (As the bus pulls up, kids are unloading, very excited!) Instructor “Good afternoon happy campers and welcome to Camp Canoe Lake. I know you are all excited and here for fun but, there are a few rules that we all need to know to assure that your visit at Canoe Lake is a safe and fun trip.” Nurse “Yes, safety is the key” 8th grade girl (Jumping up and down) “Okay already, I want to go have fun.” 8th grade boy (Giving high fives to the girl) “That’s right we are ready for fun!” Instructor “Okay, okay, if you listen to a few rules and be very careful, all of you will definitely have fun.
I feel the push of myriad tiny, stream-drained valleys bestowing good energy upon my wet highway. So away-ho from Benjamin’s big bridge, bound for the first of James River’s grand plantations. I raise sail, encounter friendly tailwinds, and become a navigator. Pissing across a gunwale in a flood-driven canoe under full sail is a delicate art, a crucial and blissful release of inner into outer hydrostatic
The high school football games on Friday night are a big event for the community. Everybody knows everybody. There are several festivals in other area the one in Lake Village is the Water Festival in Lake Chicot which is the lake that boarders the town. It is the biggest natural lake in Arkansas and is made from the Mississippi River (Arkansas the Natural State Places to Go, 2013). Many people come to fish out of the lake it also has plenty of other wildlife such as alligator, gar and duck and geese during the right times of the year.
Crystal Udulutch Mrs. Hobbs Introduction to Writing Online 24 June 2013 Explore Lake of the Ozarks Has anyone ever wonder what Lake of the Ozarks is all about? At Lake of the Ozarks there are many attractions to see and to do year round, with the lake as the main attraction. With the many attractions at Lake of the Ozarks, we will explore the endless possibilities to do there. With the natural aspects of the Lake of the Ozarks, there are many great outdoors and wildlife activities to explore. Lake of the Ozarks has an abundance of hiking trails and camping grounds to explore in the natural wildlife of the state parks.
Sylvia Holik Wiggins ENGL 1101 31 January 2012 One More to the Lake I agree with E.B White in his essay “Once More To The Lake” that “everything was as it always had been”. Starting with the lake itself, the water and its waves, the green grass and boat, the farms and their farmhouses, and the way it all look have not changed to White. Second would be the things his son would love to do once he is at the lake, for example, going fishing, boating, swimming, and just getting up early to enjoy being at this getaway spot. And third, the feeling of being a kid again every time White returns, which is also the reason he would come back year after year. All of this is why everything to White has not changed and will never change.
Only what White remembered had changed forever. Three of the changes having occurred since White’s earlier visits to the lake were two-track roads instead of three, waitresses who actually wash their hair in place of the country girls who did not, and outboard motors versus the old one-cylinder inboard motors. The first indication of change, was a two-track road instead of the three-track road leading to the farmhouse, that White remembered as a child. In the old days, commuters would ride horses to get around, from going to the grocery store to leisurely activities such as enjoying a day at the lake. White writes, “The middle track was missing, the ones with the marks of hooves and the splotches of dried, flaky manure“(31).
Ashlee Cooper Collaboration Essay English 4 A couple Summers ago, a few of my bestfriends and I were sitting on the lake dock. The lake was located directly across from my house, so we were all very familiar with the scenery. We had found what appeared to be an old, abandoned canoe. It had never been there before. And it had seemed like it hadn't been used on the lake in ages.
Choosing the best time to visit depends mostly on whether you have come for hiking, viewing waterfalls or winter activities. Summer is generally fairly hot and dry, while spring and fall are more variable with comfortable temperatures. Winter means snowy trails and frozen waterfalls. The park is busiest in July and August, when the days are warm, nights are starry, rivers and lakes are just warm enough for swimming and most hikes are clear of snow. Yosemite receives 3.9 million visitors a year.