My sister finished high school two weeks ago. As a special gift, our parents 【小题1】 us to India. Last weekend was interesting 【小题2】 scary.

We went 【小题3】 in a small village in India. There we put up our tents and made a fire to keep 【小题4】 warm and cook food on. On the first night, we just sat 【小题5】 the moon and told each other stories.

The next morning when we looked out of our tent, we 【小题6】 a big snake sleeping near the fire. I was 【小题7】 scared that I couldn’t move. We shouted to our parents to let them know about the 【小题8】. My dad started jumping up and down in their tent. The snake woke up and moved into the forest near the lake. My dad told me later that snakes don’t have 【小题9】 but can feel things moving. He also told me it was 【小题10】 not to go near a snake. This was a very useful lesson for me.

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Some parents may have had trouble getting their children away from c【小题1】 games and playing outdoors this summer. But for one Virginian family, that wasn’t the case.

Josh and Cassie Sutton just hiked the Appalachian Trail (AT) from Georgia to Maine in 209 days with their 5-year-old son, Harvey, or “Little 【小题2】 (英雄)”. The Appalachian Trail is one of the longest trails in the world. The 3500-kilometer-long trail passes through fourteen states in the 【小题3】 (东部的) US.

Harvey’s parents have been hiking with him 【小题4】 (自豪地) since he was two years old. To develop his ability, they 【小题5】 (准备) him for hiking the AT by starting out with plenty of shorter walks and hikes. Harvey was four years old when he and his parents began their walk in January of this year. He turned five years old before they finished the trip on A【小题6】 9th.

They slept in a tent, woke at 5:30 in the morning and hiked about ten miles a day. Harvey’s dad, Josh Sutton, said, “To 【小题7】 (避免) boredom, we can meet and talk with other hikers along the way. To make sure of the s【小题8】, we should bring professional equipment (设备) with us.”

Harvey’s trip was praised by another hiker, Dale Sanders. He is the oldest person to hike the trail, which he did at the a【小题9】 of 82.

“It’s going to change his life forever. The kid went through some hardships. Hardships make us stronger.” Sanders 【小题10】 (提到). “That kid is going to smile through his life.”

Harvey Sutton spent about seven months hiking with his parents, walking thousands of miles, and they covered the complete Appalachian Trail (完整的阿帕拉契小径). It is about 2,200 【小题1】 (mile) long. Harvey was just 4 years old when he started, and he celebrated his 【小题2】 (five) birthday on the way.

Hiking the Appalachian Trail is difficult. People must carry everything they need 【小题3】 them, like sleeping bags, clothes, food and water.

【小题4】 hiking the Appalachian Trail is so difficult, only one out of every four hikers can finish it. But that didn’t stop Harvey Sutton and his parents from hiking it.

It took Harvey and 【小题5】 (he) family 209 days-about seven months to complete the Appalachian Trail. Every day, the family would get up around 5:30 in 【小题6】 morning. They would have breakfast and get their things 【小题7】 ['redɪ] before starting to a new day. Usually, the family hiked about 10 miles a day before 【小题8】 (stop) to camp again.

During his days on the Appalachian Trail, Harvey liked to use his imagination (想象力). This helped him walk more 【小题9】 ['kwɪklɪ] and have fun when he hiked. He played games with his mom and dad and other hikers.

Harvey has now started school, “But in the 【小题10】 ['fju:tʃə]”, he says, “I want to hike the Appalachian Trail again!”