It was an intense scorching hot summer day in Arizona, Luke Airforce Base. My obnoxious eight AM alarm clock goes off. Forcing myself out of my comfortable bed I lead my lazy feet to the shower. Shower that gave me chills the warmth was calming. Stepping …show more content…
I am terrified I won’t make it. Hiking isn’t easy, especially not easy when you have barriers. Hiking the Grand Canyon was something I never thought I would do. I had to calm down never hurts to give new things a try. The long 4 hour drive was ahead of us. I love road trips I got to see things and areas of Arizona that I never even thought of. The sky was so blissful and blue. Yet in the back of my mind I’m still thinking to myself how I am going to do this. My stomach doesn’t feel any better at this point, but I was determined. Silence swept over the whole entire car. Nothing could be heard besides the tires moving steadily on the hot pavement. After 4 hours of driving I was exhausted. We reached our meeting place a huge sign that says “Welcome to the Grand Canyon”. The sight was absolutely gorgeous I have never seen anything like it. I was speechless. Everyone was bright eyed and ready to hike. I feel my gut spinning and turning sweat dripping down my back slowly, I’m nervous but ready. Mr. Osborn a geology professor that hiked with and explained may things regarding the Grand Canyon and its surroundings. “Here we go!” he