Answer: Thsi was my answer, it’s very specific to me and it’s a treasured memory so please don’t copy it!
Explanation:
I went to the Wallawa mountains this September. It was an 11 hour car drive because it was our first time driving with the trailer. When we got there, it was gorgeous. Tall mountains surrounded us in every which way, and the brilliant sunset greeting us cast rubies across the forested mountains. A look to the left and a large, still lake reflected every hint of that rich color, as if it were a mirror. The water was a chilling cold to touch, we went on it the day after we arrived with our paddle boards. Small fish occasionally peeked this is copied from brainly out to get a breath of that fresh nature air. The sound of their bubbles popping always made for a good laugh. Back at the camp, a small stream surrounded us, giving us the melody of small birds singing, crickets chirping, and water rushing. We stayed for 4 days and 2 nights. We went hiking up the mountain and stumbled across a waterfall. There was no bridge to cross. Instead, a log had fall over creating a very unsteady shake when we touched it. Warning signs were all around it so we took the warning and turned back. The way back was full of the stench of horse droppings. It reeked. That’s all :) I recommend going there, it was quite gorgeous!
