CROSS COUNTRY
Bang went the gun to start the cross country everyone ran as fast they could and then the crowd started to cheer for the year 6 girls the grass felt like the wetness of the morning dew. The morning fresh air blew into my face it gave me energy to run, oh no there was a hill coming I pushed with all my strength and then I got through to the next stage it had mud everywhere the mud splash onto my feet and covered my shoes.
Then we finished all of the hills and then we started to jog because we needed some breath to finish the rest of the run. This was the worst part of the run was the big mud puddle I did not want to go over the mud, but I had to go over and get muddy squash squash squash went the mud as I stepped over it I hated the feeling of it on my feet. Then I came to the last hill I thought I would finish but no there was still more to do on the run. I couldn't wait till there were hay bales so I ran as fast as I could to get to the hay bales but when I got there no hay bales were there so I realized that I this was the last stage I had to do to finish the run so I ran so fast to reach the down hill part so that I would be closer to the finish line and when I finished I was thirsty so I drink all the water in my drink bottle and got a sausage sizzle or two.
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