Essay On My Road Trip

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I couldn’t help but to feel anxious and excited. It was my first time being in a big city and I couldn’t wait to explore it. The time was near the end of July, this is when my dad usually enjoys going on our summer vacations, primarily outside of our state to somewhere else new and exciting. That summer my dad decided to take a week long road trip and visit, Wisconsin dells, Chicago, St. Louis, and Madison. When I had heard him say Chicago I had already imagined the tall buildings surrounding me, and taking a walk near Lake Michigan on the Navy Pier. Overall, I had felt joyful about the trip. He wanted to show my sisters and I all the things he did in Chicago when he was my age. To tell the truth, I was more excited to visit Chicago a little …show more content…

After about an hour of research on Chicago, we had our plan of what to do for our time in Chicago. That night, I found very difficult to fall asleep, although I wasn’t surprised I usually didn’t go to sleep right away before a vacation, I’m usually to excited. Morning soon came and my dad, my younger sister Niomi, my sister Nina, and I were all ready to leave and finally get on the road to Chicago. Not to mention, it would take about six hours to arrive there. Finally, after a long car ride, we had arrived in Chicago. As we drove to our hotel, I could view the numerous buildings all scattered around in the distance. The city was much more different and large compared to my little city in Minnesota. My eyes soon stopped on the tallest tower surrounding the others. “That’s the Sears Tower, right there,” My dad said, pointing off into the …show more content…

On the drive there, we went through the city and I could then watch all the buildings go past me as we were driving. Each and every building seemed to engulf all the roads. We soon arrived to the Navy Pier, the view was so beautiful and I could look at the city right next me. Lake Michigan with it’s bright blue water was surrounding the pier, making the area look so bright. As we were walking, we were able to go on a boat to tour the border of the city and parts of Lake Michigan. While on the boat I got to see the skyline of Chicago. When we were done walking the Navy Pier, our next stop was the Sears tower, the part of the day I was waiting for. When we had parked and exited out of parking ramp, we didn’t know where to go. We crossed the street and entered the Sears tower and a man dressed in a classy looking suit greeted

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