Kayak Trip

As the kayaks arrived people were yelling in glee. They ran to the car to unhook the kayak to be ready to use in the lake! The first group to use the kayaks were the Dazzling Nights. They had four people in their group they were Georgia, Jason, Mike, and Star.

They got off to a great start but as they headed toward to the bridge they were approaching a RIP! The kayak flipped over trapping Jason under with very little air to breathe. Everyone was yelling his name in a terrified way but Georgia shouted at the top of her lungs to turn the kayak over! Everyone listened but at the same time they were still looking for Jason. They pushed and pulled the kayak hastily while still searching for Jason. Under the kayak Jason was trying to help to flip the kayak as well but the rip was too strong for him. They finally got the kayak over, and Jason was still missing. There was no boat around to hear them yelling for help.

Star was looking around and around, she saw a dot in the distance. She was shocked and started yelling at the others. She was screaming Jason’s name. When they finally got to him he had barely any life in him. So they rushed to give him CPR because they don’t want him to die. Little by little Jason slowly started waking up.

When he finally woke up he couldn't recall being under a kayak or even being on one, but he could remember the name of the person who saved him in his group. As they were talking a life rescue boat came close to them and asked them “Why are you guys not moving?” So they explained what happened to them, one person asked Jason “do you want to keep going down the river?” Jason replied “why not, I don’t even remember what happened in the first place so I have no fear of being on a kayak yet” So they kept heading down the river. “This river is very long” Georgia moaned like every minute she could, it wasn’t fun! They eventually got to the end of the river but they were disappointed because they had to turn back up the longest river ever, as Mike would say.

At last they returned to the bank. It seemed to take a year to get back to the groups, they were very exhausted and they jumped out of the kayaks and laid on the ground like a dead fish! Eventually one by one in little groups everyone started heading home.