Question

You have travelled with a school party to another town for a picnic . After seeing the sights before lunch,you slip into a shop to eat ice cream, when you come back , your group has disappeared. Describe your attempt to find the group, how you spent the rest of the time, how you got home, and what the others had done in the meantime.write an essay. In 300 words

Answer 1

A trip to remember

Last Saturday,I went to Trekking with our school at Kullu.We started our trip in early morning and reached Kullu.

Next morning we started to trek.We enjoyed a lot as we chatted and sang songs.We played many games like cricket volleyball etc.

We reached Kheerganga trek now.As you know there is no network covereage at Kheerganga so we all. were asked to stay together.

After Breakfast we started again soon as decided to have some icecream and went to market.Everyone selected their favorite icecream but I was a bit confused and was busy choosing selected an icecream.Soon I found my flavour icecream but as I turned I could not find any of my schoolmates.I ran but could not find anyone.A shopkeeper told me that they will only go to Sheer ganga trek as its the only destination ahead.The local people helped me board a bus to sheerganga.I thanked them a lot.But I could not contact anyone because there was no network coverage.The people in the bus saw some school group people having tea at a dhaba and showed me.The bus stopped.And yes that was my trek group who were wearing same trekking dress.

I went to my trekk group,they were trying to call on my mobile and had informed nearby police station too.

We stayed at a local hotel at night.Next morning we started our journey back home.We shared our training pics on social media

Answer 2

The bus only halted for me but I lost connection with my friends because my cellphone’s network died on me.

I felt an irrepressible urge to call my parents but the network wouldn’t approve.

However, while trying to get back to the school bus and combing through mazy roads of the forest, I reached a hairpin curve and stood undecided where to go.