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Get all wet – in winter
With big slides and more thing. The water parks offer fun in any weather.

Tuesday, February 17, page C12

In a perfect 80 degrees, the wave bounce in your inner tube and your brother is going to “bite” leg like if he is a shark.

This emotion can describe glorious July day at the water park, but when you look the calendar and is February the cold February when you can do nothing.

But there are some indoor parks that tell you hey jump to the water now the water is perfect.

But now you can go to most elaborated water park is the great wolf lodge just outside of Williamsburg. Inside the family-themed resort that have a wave pool, a surfboard simulator and the four-story water for with a 1,000-gallon bucket.

If you have a bar, a baby and toddler area, and tables and chairs, is easy to spend a afternoon in the water park.

One morning jack Hitchcock of 12 years, and his brother William Hitchcock of 10 years were on the park to try out the park best attraction, the howling tornado.
The brothers come from Vienna and they were going to stay in the resort. only people staying at the resort can enter to the water park but still there are 400 rooms the resort can be crowded. Jack that give 31/2 stars of 4 complain that all was too crowded.


The water park is one of the parks that make a good sensation for a family that is looking a mini-vacation in winter.

Taken from: www.washingtonpost.com

Vocabulary: crowded: to be plenty full.

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The photo

Hello I’m going to describe this photo.

Here I am at the museum Galleria dell`Accademia were is the David of Michelangelo in Florence, Italy. This sculpture was created during the Renaissance by Michelangelo. This sculpture is visited by many tourists along the year.

I was here because my uncle invites my father, my grandfather and me to Italy. We take a tour through Italy, passing by Rome, Florence, Venetia, Milan, Commo and Belallio .

This sculpture is with many paintings and sculptures;
a lot of this sculptures were created by Michelangelo for the Vaticano.