Personal Narrative: My Quest For An Adventure

My Quest for an Adventure

In my preteen years of life, I joined the tourism club that was offered at my middle school. We were taught survival skills outdoors like climbing a rock with bare hands, hiking and securing rope anchor when descending a cliff, visiting a cave, and building a bonfire in nature. In addition, we visited the Carpathian Mountains.
My first short experience in tourism club was the competition in climbing the rocks. The competition was separated between girls and boys. I was 11 years old at a time. The girls’ competition consisted of three participants. We were ordered to climb the rock in the quickest possible time. My turn to climb the rock was the first, so I got prepared to climb the rock as I put on a harness. Before climbing I studied a route a little bit and accelerated as time began. While climbing I tried to figure out moves as fast as I

My most memorable experience was trying snowboarding skills. I was given a snowboard almost same size as me, and I refused to wear snowboard boots because they were larger than my foot. When I put my one foot on the snowboard, the snowboard began sliding down the snow, so I fell on the ground and snowboard went away from me. I stood puzzled what have I done. Suddenly, I heard a loud noise from afar the top of the mountains and saw a guy sliding down on the snowboard on his way to catch my getting-away snowboard and I began running down the mountains to see where it will go. So finally, the snowboard got stuck at an evergreen tree. Then the guy took my snowboard and brought it to me. Later I regretted that I lost my chance to try my snowboarding skills all because I refused to wear snowboarding boots and instead wore my casual boots.
But again, it was a thrill. In addition, the snowboard was just too big for me. For my future, I would like to visit Alaska and buy my real size snowboard and try snowboarding skills as a