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Descriptive Essay: The Trip To Caesar Creek

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The Trip to Caesar Creek

This year Kings Junior High had a annual trip to Washington, D.C. However, those who were unable to go on the trip (for various reasons) were able to go on stay behind trips.

The first trip was Caesar Creek. Caesar Creek is a lake reservoir in Southwestern Ohio. It was established in 1978 and was built to help protect and give people opportunities to admire the surrounding wildlife. It’s highlighted by clear blue waters, scattered woodlands, meadows and steep ravines.

A lot of the indoor area of Caesar Creek focuses on fossils and generally wildlife that roamed the Earth while also focusing on the wildlife that still inhabits the reservoir to this day.

In one of the rooms at Caesar Creek visitors are able to examine several turtles in a tank. It’s cute to watch them splash around and have a good time. Visitors may wish to explore the indoor visitor center before touring the grounds in order to learn more about the wildlife they may encounter during their stay. …show more content…

In a couple of rooms you can feel a wide variety of animal furs and pelts. The animals consist of different types of ducks, foxes, raccoons, and even bears!

Although Caesar Creek may seem like a random place for animals, there’s also a lot of interesting history that goes into it as well. In another room, you are able to learn about the history of Caesar Creek. You are able to learn about said history by listening to a couple of phones which give a bunch of helpful information about the place and its origins.

There were a couple of limitations that prevented us from obtaining the “full Caesar Creek experience”, like the rain that happened to be there on that

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