Mt.Saint Helens

We first first packed up the bus and got on. The Ape Caves were really cold even with layers! It was pitch black. At one point there was a bolder that was stuck in between the walls. I got so cold I began to get hot. We had to climb over rocks and jump of small ledges. At points we stopped and talked about how it got there. We went to Trail of Two Forest. We had lunch and it started to rain a bit. We took a short walk and we got to see tree molds. It was really cool to see how they were make. There was one that went in one part and came out another. I didn't do it but it was fun to see people come out. At one point people took a wrong turn and had to turn around. After, we got on the bus and went to Silver Lake Visiting Center. I liked reading facts about the history there. We got to see a movie about Mount St. Helens. Then we went to the camp site we were staying at. We all set up our tents and went to dinner. Each tent site got a bag with a few props and we make a skit using volcano, pyroclastic flow, tree molds and lava tube. Our group was not very good. Then we went to bed. The next day we pack up the tents and put our luggage in the bus. Then we had breakfast. We got on the bus and went to Johnston Ridge Observatory. It had really nice views. It was so cold and the wind whipped our faces making our faces freeze. We went up a hill to a view point and drew a picture of Mount St. Helens. We went and looked around inside. We watched a movie that was cool but looked really fake. It made me dizzy with the motion. Last we went to Cold Water Lake. We had lunch and went on a walk. We saw a cool views. We got on the bus and headed to school. The bus driver got mad a lot and we had to pull over. It was annoying that the people in the back were standing up and sticking things out the window. We finally got back to school and everyone is tired. We got our stuff and left. I had a lot of fun even though it was so cold.

Annie