St. Michael’s Mount
On our trip through England we
came to lots of lovely places, after St. Ives we went to Cornwall where we visited
St. Michael’s Mount.
We were lucky that we could
reach the island by foot, because if we were there while flood we would had to
take the ferry.
We walked along the beautiful
beach with a lot of seaweed and watched a film about life as a fisherman in
Cornwall.
After a short eating and
drinking break we continued walking up to St. Michael’s Mount.
Stepping up the stairs we
started a very important discussion about the singular for the shoes “crocs”.
Some people said the singular would be one “croc” and others said it would be
“crocs”. Nobody was sure about it,so we asked our teachers, but even they
didn’t know for sure.
On top of St. Michael’s Mount
we saw a castle in which a gentry family lived years ago,nowadays the castle is
owned by the National Trust.
After walking through the castle
we took some fantastic photos of the great landscape.
From up there we could see the
beautiful garden on the island and the sea.
When we went down from St.
Michael’s Mount we built two groups croc’s and crocs moments later our talk got
out of control and the two groups fought each other.
Overall this was my personal
favorite place, because of the gorgeous view and the entertaining discussion.
Ps: The croc was right, we
asked in an official Crocs store.
I always was a croc and I am proud to be
one J
On the next page there are some pretty
pictures of St. Michael’s Mount.
Lukas Hengstschläger 
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