It was a hot day on Little Cayman, and my dad had just
rented a scooter. He said I could drive it around the island. Going around
Little Cayman would probably take about twenty minutes. He showed me how to go
fast and slow and where the brake was. It seemed easy so I hop on and my dad
rides on one behind me.
I rev the engine, and then drive off. The wind was blowing
my hair, and the scooter was kicking up small pebbles behind me. I felt like I
was going fast, but I was going the speed limit. We didn’t see any cars so my
dad tells me to speed up. I slowly accelerate, then I se an airplane about to
take off.
The pilot had just straitened out to take off. I slow down
and come to a stop and look and the pilot. He smiles and me and tips is cap. I
smile back, and notice his and raze. He starts counting down from five. He
wanted to race me! His propellers speed up, and I rev the engine. 5,4,3,2,1!
His plane moves forward, as I speed off. I could feel some
of the wind from the propellers. After all, the runway was next to the road. I go
faster and so does the airplane. I look at it as it starts lifting off the
ground. The pilot smiles at me again right before he picks up more speed and
flies away.
I forgot my dad was behind me, so I slow down and look at my
dad who was now beside my. I had a huge grin on my face. I had just raced an
airplane! We continue the ride, and the whole time I was thinking I raced and
airplane.
Sounds really cool! Grand Cayman sounded like an awesome trip.
ReplyDeleteSounds fun! Lesson in life: Never race an airplane. The airplane always wins.
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