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Personal Narrative: Exploring The Grand Canyon

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If i had to choose one of these pictures to step into I would step into the one that has the Grand Canyon on it. I would like to spend a day inside that photo because it looks interesting and I have never been there before. It would be a wonderful experience. It would be fun to see and explore the Grand Canyon. If you have never been there before you should have also chosen this picture. I would like to step into this picture to see the hot and sunny Canyon located in Arizona. I am just scared i might fall into the 2,600 "bottomless" Canyon. I call the Canyon bottomless because it is so deep. But it would be the best place to go out of these three pictures. All of the other pictures except this one looks normal. By normal I mean you could go

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