How Nature Was Born- Part 2

How do you treat nature?  I treat nature as I would like to be treated.

Opal Creek hike

A Journey in France

When we visited about 3 years ago in France we stayed in a gite. If you are not familiar with what a gite is, ours was a cottage in a vineyard.  At our gite there was a donkey and we fed him apples.  It was so pretty when the sun went down we could see the sunset and we would have our afternoon snack outside. We ate these little yogurts called"petit suisse".  The house was very rustic, like old times.  It had a little coffee pot and the grandma rocking chair in the corner and a cute little table with pretty place mats and a beautiful vase with flowers that smelled like France.

Me and my sister would run though the vineyards racing to see who could get down the rows first. At the end there was a big splotch of grass we would jump in. It felt good the cool breeze, the sunset going down.  When I looked up to the sky, I could almost see the word France shaped out of the clouds.  If you haven't been to France I think you should go.  Written by: Solenne Dupre

HOW NATURE IS BORN

Nature begins by the wind howling, the rain puddling and the little sprout still is not ready to come out. Spring comes and it pushes through the ground and finds the sun and grows and GROWS so big and seeds fall from it and another tree grows and the cycle keeps on going.