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Moturiki Island on Main Beach


I went to Moturiki Island on Main Beach last Friday. I went there with teacher and my colleague. We got there by car. 
We walked around the small island. This island has many paths. I touched the water, it was cold.
On the island I heard the cicadas, a jet ski, children crying and playing and the sound of waves. 
I saw many things there. I saw mountains, trees, birds, butterflies, flowers, a jet ski, rocks and the sea. I also saw many people; many children and their parents. I saw many little black mussels on rocks near the water. I saw a man fishing using a fishing rod. I saw a woman at the beach in a pink swimming suit walking out of the water.
I think the trip was interesting and a little bit tiring because I walked a lot and the sun was too hot.

Min Hao







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