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When Hiking, You Can See Many Things

Our trip to Yosemite to camp turned out to get rainy enough for me and my family to go home. But in the two days that we stayed, camping with my great grandma and my great aunt, we got a lot of hiking done. On the first day, we hiked up to Vernal Falls and ate lunch on top of it, and then decided to hike up to Nevada Falls and we hiked to John Muir trail after when coming back full of switchbacks ( me and my brother and sister went barefoot the whole way, for our shoes were wetter than a dog in the water). On the second day, we hiked a winding loop that passed a open view of Yosemite Falls, and its "cousin", Lower Yosemite Falls. This picture was in front of Yosemite Falls. The rain started pelting us with frigid drops, and we were so tired from walking, we decided to wait  at a bus stop. When the bus finally came, it was so crowded in there, there was not a seat left. I heard one lady say " I feel like a sardine!" So did I. Well, when we finally got away from the clamor and yammer of the bus, can you guess where we were?  Back at the bus stop! I had no idea why we had gone back to the bus stop! So we had to walk all the way back in the cold driving rain.  

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