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Personal Narrative: Wind In Arizona

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There is no wind in Arizona is 116 degrees and the heat is brutal. Yesterday when all we went to the mountain that is close from my daughter house and we took a few picture and run to the car. The little breeze we felt it was when we got to the top of the mountain however we all run to the car maybe we heard a few noises and we all thought they were snakes. I don’t know it that was true. My grandson wants to do hiking but it was impossible with the heat so we travel in the car. I don’t feel any wind at all maybe because I’m use to be in nd where is windy. Today we are going to Sedona its feeling hot already. Lots of water to keep everyone hydrated it. Otherwise everything is going good. My granddaughter school starts on Monday. Because the

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