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Personal Narrative: My Family Trip To Durango Colorado

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Some things you experience in life stick with you for a long time. A family trip I took to Durango, Colorado was one of those experiences for me. There are so many different things that made it so memorable for me. Waking up surrounded by trees, hearing the faint sound of water running from a nearby stream, and finishing this perfect setting were the mountains towering over it all. Durango Colorado has some of the most enjoyable surroundings I've ever experienced. A particularly pleasant place for me was sitting on the deck of our campsite listening to the creek below. The sound was so peaceful and calming the way the water flowed consistently, undeterred by children splashing in it, or wildlife taking a drink from it . While listening to

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