Seventh grade composition about Lianyuan Longshan

Grandma who climbed Longshan lives at the foot of Lianyuan Longshan, surrounded by green hills, but I have never climbed Longshan! The opportunity has finally come. One day in the summer vacation, my parents decided to take me to climb Longshan, accompanied by six other adults and six children. Very lively! Because Longshan is particularly high, we rented a van first, and the car drove along the steep road for nearly an hour before sending us halfway up the mountain. Everyone laments how hard people in mountainous areas have made to build this spiraling highway! Next, we began to climb the mountain along the stone steps. On both sides of the stone steps are dense forests, mostly tall and straight fir trees, arranged neatly, like forest guards, holding their heads high. Most of the children are climbing the mountain for the first time, and they are very excited. They braved the high temperature and sweated and rushed forward. Adults are often left far behind. Everyone was really tired, so they sat down by the spring, washed their hands and drank a cool and delicious spring. The farther you go to the top of the mountain, the more changeable the weather is. It was scorching sun just now, then it turned sunny and cloudy, and then it began to rain, which drenched everyone like a drowned rat. But before everyone could find a place to hide from the rain, the sun slowly passed through the clouds and shot into the forest. At this time, clouds of fog slowly rose and floated down from the hillside, just like a fairyland on earth. Looking from a height into the distance, you can see endless green hills. The road just up the mountain is as small as a long ribbon flying and as winding as a snake, headless and tailless. After climbing for nearly three hours, nearly two o'clock in the afternoon, we finally reached the top of Yueping Peak, with an altitude of 15 13.6 meters. There is a temple on the top of the mountain-Wang Yaodian, which my father said was built by the Tang people to commemorate the famous doctor Sun Simiao in the Tang Dynasty. Although everyone was tired and hungry along the way, we still smiled happily when we finally stood at the top of the mountain. The children shouted at the towering mountain under their feet: let's climb Longshan!