Slice of Life #3

Journey To Grassland Walk ETK

    On the first day, we arrived at Khao Yai, we all get into groups and introduce ourselves and then we went to play the orientation game. Where we have to follow the compass and we will find a letter. Finally, it's time for the Grassland Walk! WE are sp excited because we thought this Grassland walk was hiking.

"Is Grassland Walk, Hiking?" I asked.

"I don't know," Namphueng replied.

Then, we all get into the cars. Ms.Jenny and the other adults are checking the students while we are playing and laughing. Then, the driver starts the car and here we go! Twenty minutes later we arrived at the place where we are going to enter the Grassland Walk, and suddenly the staff pointed at something,

"Is that an elephant," I asked again.

"Not just elephant, it's WILD elephant," Mr.Alex replied back.

"WOW! I never saw one this close before in my life!" Ms.Emily shouted.

And then everyone took out their cameras, like at the same time to take a picture of it, I also did. 

After taking pictures we divided into groups, my groups members are Fourth, Pond, Will, Amee, Top, Best and Captain. Our group went in after Ms.Emily's group because Mr. Alex is talking and explaining how can we figure it out which animal is which animal and then we went in.

When we are walking almost the middle of the trail, someone asked,

"Are there a tiger in this national park?" Top asked,

"No, there are no more tigers in Thailand and this national park," Mr.Alex answered.

While we are walking, Pond, Fourth, Captain, Top and Best are chit chatting loudly, like non-stop talking robots! I felt like I want to shut them up by putting some poops into their mouths! And after their long discussions, we found something very disgusting but smell so good, which is an animals' poo.

"Which animal is this poop owner?" Pond asked.

"It must be a porcupine," Mr. Alex said.

"I'll call it chocolate chips then," I shouted.

"Ahahahah, ChingChing," Fourth added.

Now, we are walking in the middle of the trail. It was so relaxing like I can stay here for 4 hours to get to breathe in this oxygen that comes from the forest. While the others are ''chit chatting,'' and continued walking, I stopped for a minute to breathe in this natural, non-toxic oxygen and in my mind I was thinking, I want my family to be here and breathe in this clear and clean oxygen with me. 


After we walk nearly to the end of the trail we met another the group,

"We saw the hornbills!" Titi shouted.

"Really?!?!? Ahhhh! I want to see one," I shouted with excitement.  

We all rushed to see the hornbills, but instead of hornbills we saw a tree house where you can go up and see the views and take pictures. We went up carefully step by step and then we all are taking pictures. But I didn't take that much pictures because I am too lazy to get my phone out of my backpack.

"All right guys its time to go down now, let's pack your things and go," Mr.Alex announced

"Awwwww!" Everyone yelled.

Sadly, we really have to go back for real, everyone including me doesn't want to leave this beautiful place that we can never see in the city. Anyway, we have to go back and that is the end of our journey in the Grassland Walk.