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a Five Card Flickr story by SDaugherty created Oct 13 2010, 01:21:34 pm. Create a new one!
When I went on vaction we went to the ocean. We stayed in a hotel. When I woke up my first morning being there, i looked out the window through the blinds and saw a little piece of the ocean. I could see the waves building up and crashing right before they touched the sand making it soggy. The bodacious flowers were stretching out over the water like they were hot. I could see where the sky was lightly touching the water at the horizon. It was so beautiful.
After we left the ocean, we went camping. I remember how the air was cool and misty. I could smell the logs in the fire burning. The flames were big and seemed to be trying to touch the sky. They were different shades of yellow, red, and orange. My hands were freezing. They felt like they were gonna fall of. I would put them as close to the fire asicould without burning myself. It was nice.
When i woke up the next day we went on a hike. We climed over tons of rocks all different shapes and sizes. I came upon one rock that had a little gray lizzard on it. IT had stipres across its back and dark legs. I was scared of it so I walked around. I also saw a man and his little girl hiking. He was helping her off of one of the tallest rocks there. She was laughing because it was so high. She was amused by how tall she was compared to her father. They had a good time.
On the way home from camp we stopped at a gas station. I got out to stretchmylegs when i noticed something laying in the grass. I walked over to it and it was a birds nest. They nest was all jumbled together and the color looked burnt. It had a little silver ball laying inside. I couldn't figure out what it was, so i picked it up and took it home with me. I putit on the shelf in my room. Everytime i look at it I always think about my wonderful vaction.
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