Essay Flower Valley Day Tour, Flower Valley Spring Outing Essay

On Thursday morning, all the teachers and students of Year 6 went on a spring outing to the beautiful Flower Expo Garden. When we came to the gate of the Flower Expo Garden, we were greeted by six marble pillars - that is, six huge calla lilies standing at the entrance of the Flower Expo Garden. In the middle of them is a flower with a red base, yellow petals, and red stamens, which is very dazzling.

Everyone lined up in a neat line and walked into the antique Moon Gate, stepped on the Huabo Bridge, and suddenly opened up in front of them. There are many bonsai on the roadside. Some of them resemble little girls, shyly bowing their heads; Some of them are holding their heads high and smiling at us......On the right side of the bridge is a sandy area, and there is a children's paradise on the sand, which is a paradise for children.

In front of the children's playground is an artificial lake with crystal clear water that sparkles in the sun. We walked further and saw the five strong and powerful red characters of "Yichun Flower Expo Park" shining in the sun. Walking along the marble paved path, we came across a forest of red maples.

From afar, they are as dazzling as the rainbow on the horizon. I couldn't help but pick up a few maple leaves, which were of different sizes, like a burning flame. This is really a true portrayal of "parking and sitting in love with the maple forest at night, and the frost leaves are red in February".

We walked forward with a smile and a smile, and before we knew it, we came to the Tropical Plant Museum. The Tropical Botanical Pavilion is semi-circular and made of tempered glass, which resembles a bird's nest. It's a sea of green world flowers.

There are all kinds of exotic flowers and plants here: betel nut green, also known as wood, has many large bales on its trunk, like nodules of different shapes; The appearance of the meirmin is different, like small red pompoms; The ficus microphylla grows into a forest alone, and it only takes one tree to become a forest. At the exit is the world of cacti.

Some of them are as big as pumpkins, and some are as small as projectiles; Some are shaped like hydrangeas, and some are shaped like loofahs. Cacti vary in height, from tens of meters tall to a few inches small. Their leaves also vary, large and small, tall and flat, which is dazzling.

We left the Tropical Plant Museum and walked along the cherry blossom road to "Yu Gu Tai". "Yu Gu Tai" is a three-story four-cornered pavilion with glazed tiles, red pillars, and carvings of various shapes on the walls. Later, we also visited windmills, orchid houses, etc.

It's not early, and we reluctantly left the Flower Expo Park.

Today, let's go to the Valley of Flowers to play.

This Wednesday, Mr. Tan took us to the Spring Outing of the Valley of Flowers, and we set off in a neat line!

We had a great time going to the Valley of Flowers.

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