Personal Narrative Essay: Summer Break Of 2016

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Summer Break of 2016 Have you wanted to travel almost all of the western US in a single summer? I did it in the summer of 2016 and it changed my perspective on the western U.S. When we got into Wyoming all I saw was rolling hills and plains. Nearby there were small groups of pronghorn eating the grass. In northern California, there were enormous redwoods, seals, and lots of rain. In San Francisco, there were lots of people and busy shops. In Arizona, the Grand Canyon was much bigger than I expected. My mom, dad, brother, sister, and I were getting prepared to head out. I was in my room packing. I couldn’t wait to get on the road, the trip was gonna be around 2000 miles. I was really eager to see the California part and see the cold Pacific

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