Chimney Rock Persuasive Speech

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We are now currently stopped at a place called Chimney Rock. George deemed it best that we rest here for the night. I couldn’t help, but agree. Chimney Rock is a tall rock in the middle of stifling plains. Not many of us were feeling well and the children, especially, were littered in mosquito

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