Last week, we had a pretty full
week. First, we went on a field trip to Arabia Mountain. We didn’t have a tour
guide this time like we did have at Stone Mountain so we had to find the plants
and animals names all by ourselves. The hike wasn't as long and tiring as Stone
Mountain. The hike wasn’t bad at all, I wasn’t even tired when we got back to
school. There were a lot of plants growing on the rock, as well. There was moss
and tall grass and weathering pits. We had to go and measure the weathering
pits. The weathering pits are like a puddle thing with a mini forest growing
inside them, like the one in the Smurfs. Our measuring pit was 150 inches tall
and about 75 inches wide, and 14 inches deep. We had to take a lot of pictures
of plants and animals and whatnot. We took a poetry break to write about our
lives. Arabia Mountain is way smaller than Stone Mountain. Arabia Mountain
didn’t have a whole lot of tourist attractions and buildings either. But, there
are a lot of things the same, too. For example, they have both, at a time, been
quarried for granite. They are also both located in the Piedmont region of
Georgia. This is all you need to know about our trip to Arabia Mountain.
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