攀登圣安东尼奥山——小布的小作文

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假期，小布的跑步队有一次传统节目，攀登海拔3068米的圣安东尼奥山（秃头山），这是小布期待已久的活动。小布是个小懒虫，姥姥总说: 记日记啊写作文哪，都像阵阵微风从耳边轻轻拂过。这次活动归来，布妈妈严肃要求，终于“逼出”一篇小作文。布妈妈说，看看写的！可是姥姥觉得，这第一次也不错了。有时间、行程记录，有风景描述，有内心活动，有回忆有联想，还有总结和感想，以及对教练给予帮助的感恩，挺好的了。不看作文，我都不知道他还经历了头疼恶心，恐惧，展示出来的都是快乐！教练不容易，居然背个西瓜给大家。教练也挺有胆量，带着孩子们走这么惊险的路段…姥姥想: 做成美篇吧，留着小布长大了看，或者姥姥再长的更大的时候看！😄 下面是小布的作文。英译汉主要由百度完成。 为了去秃头山，我和 CJ、BK、Abedel、Jenna 乘坐 K 教练的车。去的路上，我、CJ、BK坐在中间。阿卜杜勒坐在最后面。珍娜坐在前面。这是我和CJ第一次见到BK。其他人已经见到他了。 上山的时候，我们路过一个小镇，这个小镇让我想起了去滑雪的猛犸山附近的小镇，因为它们都是山窝里的小镇。 K教练说，她在那个镇上见过熊，熊到处翻垃圾桶，还会跑过街道。一天晚上，她还遇到了一只在她面前穿过的熊。因此镇上所有的垃圾桶都有锁。遗憾的是，那天我们没有看到任何熊。停好车，找到其他人后，我们就开始上山了。 向上大约 2 英里，我们在滑雪小屋前停了下来。这只是一个小小屋。 K教练多年徒步来这里这是第一次遇见小屋开放。我们被允许进去了。里面有一个很和善的人，他说他是自愿帮助来这个小屋的徒步旅行者的。小屋很好。楼下有厨房和沙发。据统计，楼上大约有20至30张床位。其中一位教练带来了香蕉面包来分享。 K教练还从山上取泉水，过滤后给我们喝。滑雪小屋里的志愿者制作了香肠。 CJ甚至让我分享了他的冰淇淋三明治。我喜欢吃大家分享的食物和探索这个小屋。 离开滑雪小屋后，我开始头疼。大约爬了4英里，我们到达了山顶。山顶上立着一块牌匾，上面写着这座山的高度。牌匾上还写着其他东西，但它们太无聊了，不必要在这里提及。 K教练切了西瓜分给大家。 Tu 教练分享了火腿饭团🍙。 因为我们太高了，所以山顶什么也看不见。一切都是蓝色的薄雾，所以上山时候的景色更好。 下山的路上，有一段路很窄，而且很滑。所以我们被告知要拥抱这座山。我从字面上接受了这个建议。我用双手紧紧抓住了山侧的岩石。 紧接着就是被称为“恶魔之脊”的部分。比前面的一段要宽一些，但没有山可以拥抱，两边都是陡峭的悬崖。我非常害怕，小心脏受了伤害。还好K教练一直跟在我身后，这让我感到安全。另一位教练在我前面带着我走, 一路指导我和给我建议，告诉我该做什么以及该注意什么。 在穿越它的时候，我想到了我曾经去过恶魔的喉咙（巴西的一个瀑布，伊瓜苏瀑布。）而现在我正在穿越恶魔的脊梁。 之后，我们到达了大约七英里处的一家价格极其昂贵的餐厅。最便宜的饮料和汉堡组合售价 30 美元。食物还不错。是令人惊讶的新鲜。 　　之后，一些人乘缆车下去，而我们大多数人则步行下去。许多人被K教练劝说决定步行。其实我和其他几个人更愿意步行下去。 走了一会儿，我们就到了瀑布。我们轮流在瀑布底下站着冲水。它让我凉了下来，头痛终于消失了。降温后我感到非常轻松。 据 K 教练说，我们是第一批在长途徒步旅行后与她一起步行 3 英里到达瀑布的团队。看完瀑布，我们走了最后半英里回到车上。上车后，我和CJ、BK坐在车中间。阿卜杜勒坐在前面，珍娜坐在后面。开到一半时，我感到晕车，所以我坐到了前面。 剩下的旅程很平静。我们谈论了电影和其他事情。我们聊的很有趣，这使得回家 1.5 小时的车程显得很短。 总的来说，这是一次复杂感受的经历。徒步旅行的大部分时间我都感到恶心和头痛。恶魔脊梁的徒步旅行很吓人。但我很享受结识新朋友，很感激K教练在我跨越魔鬼脊梁的时候对我的支持，我和朋友们度过了愉快的时光，并享受了教练和朋友们提供的许多美味食物。 附录英文原文To get to Mt. Baldy, CJ, BK, Abedel, Jenna, and I, rode in coach K’s car. On the way there, CJ, BK, and I sat in the middle. Abdel sat in the very back. And Jenna sat in the front. This was the first time CJ and I met BK. The others had already meet him While we were going up the mountain, we passed by a small town that reminded me of the town near Mammoth Mountain because they were both towns on the side of a mountain. Coach K said that she has seen bears in that town before rummaging through trash cans and running across streets. She also encountered a bear that ran right in front of her one night. All trash cans in the town have locks on them. Sadly, we didn’t see any bears that day. After we parked, and found the rest of our group, we started up the mountain. Overall, its a mixed experience. I was nauseous and had a headache most of the hike. The devi; s backbone hike was scary. But I enjoyed meeting new friends, appreciated coach K’s support with crossing Devil’s backbone, had fun spending time with my friends and enjoyed a lots of yummy food from coaches and friends.About 2 miles up, we stopped at the ski hut as it's called. It's just a small hut. Apparently, this was the first time it was open when coach K hiked here. We were allowed in. There was a nice person inside that said that he was volunteering to help hikers. The shed was nice. It had a kitchen and a sofa downstairs. According to someone who counted them, there are about 20 to 30 beds upstairs. One of the coaches brought banana bread to share. Coach K also got water from the mountain and filtered it for us to drink. The volunteer in the ski hut made sausages. CJ even let me permanently borrow his ice cream sandwich. I enjoyed eating food and exploring the house.After we left the ski hut, I started to get headaches. About 4 miles up, we reached the top. At the top, there was a plaque that said the height of the mountain. The plaque said other things too but they are too boring to mention here. Coach K cut watermelons. Coach Tu shared spam musubi. The main thing was that we were so high that we couldn’t really see anything. Everything was a blue haze so the view coming up was better. On the way down, there was a part that was very narrow and slippery. So we were told to hug the mountain. I took that advice literally. I held onto the rocky mountain side with both hands.Right after that was a part called The Devil’s backbone. It was a bit wider than the previous section but there was no mountain to hug, only steep cliffs on both sides. I was so terrified that I was mortally wounded. Coach K was behind me which made me feel safe. Another coach was in front of me and gave me tips on what to do and what to watch out for. While crossing it, I thought about how I had been inside the Devil’s Throat (a waterfall in Brazil. Iguazu Falls.) and now I am crossing the Devil’s backbone. After that, we arrived at an extremely overpriced restaurant at about mile seven. The cheapest drink and burger combo cost $30. The food wasn’t bad. It was surprisingly fresh. After that, some people took the lift down while most of us walked down. Many were forced by coach K to walk. Me and a few others preferred to walk down anyway. After a while of walking, we got all the way down to the waterfall. We all took turns standing under the waterfall for a bit. It cooled me off and the headache finally went away. I felt relaxed after cooling down. According to Coach K, we were the first group ever to walk 3 miles down to the waterfall with her after the long hike. After the waterfall, we walked the last half mile back to the car.Once we got in the car, CJ, BK and I sat in the middle of the car. Abdel was in the front and Jenna sat in the back. About half way through the ride, I got nauseous so I got to go to the front. The rest of the ride was peaceful. We talked about movies and other random things. The ride was fun so it made the 1.5 hr ride home seem short. Overall, its a mixed experience. I was nauseous and had a headache most of the hike. The devi; s backbone hike was scary. But I enjoyed meeting new friends, appreciated coach K’s support with crossing Devil’s backbone, had fun spending time with my friends and enjoyed a lots of yummy food from coaches and friends.