Growing Up In A Country Can Impact A Person's Life

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There are many reasons to why growing up in the country can impact a person's life. One of the plus’ of living in the country are there are plenty acres of land to do many adventurous things on. Growing up in the country has given me some of the best, and some of the worst memories in my life. It has taught me lessons on how to deal with breaking my arm to getting rid of snakes the right way. Having four-wheelers in the country is a necessity, unless you really like walking, sometimes miles, to get somewhere. My brother and I grew up with a dad that loved to surprise us with ATVs, or something to get us out of the house, that would help us use our imagination. On our acreage now we have three four-wheelers and one razor. My four-wheeler, …show more content…

School bus and camping was some of the more popular games we would play with them. For school bus we would make up our own route and go pick up the kids on our “buses” (four-wheelers). We would pretend people didn’t get on, or even yell at the kids to stop talking or to get their feet out of the aisle. For camping we would pretend to haul a camper behind us and travel down all of these crazy roads. Sometimes when you’re riding four-wheeler’s it’s fun to just relax and go for a drive. While my brother and I were just riding our four-wheelers for fun one day, Nick came across an interesting trail that he wanted to show me. So he stopped me in the middle of the yard and told me about it. I told him it sounded cool and suggested that he should take me to it. Being the loving brother he is, he told me to follow him and he flew off on his four-wheeler. I took off after him, not wanting to lose sight of him, but there was one tiny problem as I began to take off: I left the four-wheeler in reverse. As I went on my quick journey backwards, all I could think about was how my dog was close by and how I didn’t want to hurt her. So I slammed on the breaks and the

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