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An Evening Stroll with Dad |
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On a cool evening, I took a walk with my dad around our neighborhood. We
strolled along a path and noticed that the area was unusually bright. We looked
up and realized that the community had installed many new streetlights. I
thought to myself that this would make it safer for people to ride their bikes
at night.
The sky was adorned with a radiant moon, casting a shimmering blanket of silver
light over the earth. Many little stars twinkled beside the moon, listening
intently to her stories. We approached a pomegranate tree and saw that it was
laden with heavy fruit. The pomegranates were about the size of my fist, and
some had already begun to turn red. I wished I could pick one and taste it, but
I knew they wouldn't be ripe until autumn.
Without realizing it, we had walked into the central landscape area. Suddenly,
my dad whispered, "Shh! Look, there's an eel!" I snapped off a tree branch and
handed it to my dad. He cautiously extended the branch into the water, trying to
catch the eel. But the eel was more agile than it appeared and swiftly swam away
before the branch could touch it. At that moment, a security guard came walking
towards us. My dad borrowed the guard's flashlight and spotted a large lobster
resting on a moss-covered rock at his feet. Together, they worked in tandem to
catch the lobster, but unfortunately, they only managed to catch a handful of
mud.
We continued on our walk, and along the way, we stumbled upon a massive spider
scurrying into a crevice between two rocks. Its antennae were so large that its
entire body was the size of a ping-pong ball. My dad warned me that it was a
poisonous spider, and I immediately steered clear of it as we walked back home.
It was such a fun evening, and we had discovered so many interesting things on
our stroll. |
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