Beach Hole Research Paper

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When I went to the beach it was me and my brothers when to the beach and my little brother ask us if we would put him in the sand and the good brothers we are we dug a hole that was so dip I would stand in it and it took us 3 hours to do it so u are getting in this hole he said ok and got in it when we put him in there and my mom was so mad she made us stay in the house for 2 days we had to beg her to let us go to the beach she said ok and she got to mad when we did that it all most took us a day to get him out of there and that is my story when I went to the beach. And I went out to eat and it was so good u need to go to that place it was called Jacks. We had a lot of fun and we went fishing and we cooked all of the fish. We meet so woman

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