La dia antes de ayer nosotros despierto en 4 en la mañana para ir a la Parque Nacional de Canyonland para ver el amanecer en la centro de un arco famoso. Era hermosa, pero en la tiempo entre 5 (era un maneja de un hora) y 6, yo tiene más de 20 picaduras de mosquitos. Ellos eran en todos lados! Eran loco! Después de esto divertido y miserable mañana, nosotros iremos a desayuno. Era muy bien. Mis padres dejame tener fruta y un rollo de canela!
Fuimos de allí a la Parque Nacional de Arches. Esto también era hermosa, era como marte con los rocas rojas y no hay tan mosquitos, pero era muy caliente. Era más de 100 grados (como 35 grados celsius)! Nosotros intento a caminata en la suelo de canon, pero era demasiado caliente. Nos dimos por vencidos y condujo a los arcos (también, yo no pude descifrar por qué no combinen los dos Parques Nacionales porque los dos tienen arcos y cánones y eran muy cercanas!). Los arcos eran muy interesantes. Hay muchos, y todos son un poco diferentes. Nosotros iremos a uno sitio de arcos que se llaman “ventanas” porque hay como 4 muy cercanos entre sí y miran como ventanas mirando a la vista detrás. Hazel y yo subí un poco al lado de uno de los arcos a un divot en la pared de roca. Después nosotros iremos a la sitio de RVs (ellos tienen un piscina!) y descansan. Estos parques eran las eventos de la dia.
Ayer nosotros tenemos un dia muy divertido! Fuimos rafting en agua blanca! Esto era muy fantástico. Después de esto tenemos almuerzo y iremos a la sitio de RVs. Luego, en la noche, fuimos a la Parque Nacional de Arcos otra vez para ver la puesta de sol. La luz reflejada en los cánones era bellosa. Nosotros iremos a la arco del paisaje y la arco delicado. No podemos ver la arco delicado muy bueno, pero aun era guay. Al final, cuando estamos regresar al auto, veremos la salida de la luna. Era muy grande, brilloso y amarillo. Era magnífica. Después, nosotros regresamos a la sitio de RVs una vez más, y mi cai bien para dormir.
English Version:
The day before yesterday we woke up at 4:00 am to go see the sun rising in the center of a very famous arch in Canyonland National Park (no, not Arches National Park). It was beautiful, but between the time we got there, 5:00 (it was about an hour drive) and the time the sun rose around 6:30, I had been bitten alive. There were mosquitoes everywhere! It was absolutely insane. We only stayed as long as we needed to see the sunrise, then quickly scurried to the car. After a cool and miserable morning, we headed to a breakfast place. This was great because my parents let me get a fruit cup and a huge cinnamon roll (although I traded some with Hazel for bacon : ) )! It was delicious.
Then after that we went to the other close National Park, Arches. We tentatively stepped out of the car, expecting swarms of mosquitoes to come after us, but, since it wasn’t as near a water source as Canyonlands, we were safe. It was awesome seeing all the rocks in the daytime, and how red they looked. It was like mars! Despite the bliss of no mosquitoes, we were soon presented with another problem on our walk through the canyon floor: the heat. It was well over 100 degrees fahrenheit (35 degrees celsius) and dry. After about a mile we gave up and went back to the car, deciding to drive to some of the cool arches (also, I still don’t understand why they don’t just combine Canyonlands and Arches, they both have arches and canyons!). Driving was the best decision we made all day. The arches were really interesting. There were a lot, but they were all a little bit different. We went to a site called “windows” because of the arches in the rock that let you look out into the valley below. It was really cool. Hazel and I climbed next to one into a little divot which was fun. After that we went back to the RV camp (which had a pool!) and rested and swam.
Yesterday, after going on an awesome white water rafting adventure, we went back to the Arches National Park for the sunset. It was really cool (temperature wise and fun wise). The temperature was so much better and the light reflecting off the canyon walls was incredible! We took a hike to one of the famous arches, the landscape arch, which is said could come down any day now, so we made sure we saw it before it did. Then we went to a look out point for the delicate arch. We only saw it from afar, so it wasn’t that amazing, but what was amazing was the moon rising over the canyon walls. It was huge! It was full, really bright, and kind of yellow. It was magnificent. Then, at around 9:45, we finally went back to the RV site for the last time ( we’re going to another one today). We got home, and after a fun but exhausting day (white water rafting really wears you out) I fell asleep quickly.
