Nidderdale AONB - Fountains Earth C of E Primary School

Fountains Earth C of E Primary School

The deep creases in the hill The water flowing with lots of waves Forests surrounded the water The water washing down the open reservoir The wavy coloured bays which dazzled out The glistening sun glowing on the cliff faces The fog surrounded the tall trees The wind blowing on the ice cool water The sheep grazing on the ?? The streaky water rested at the dam The water splattering against the dam The rain drizzling against the cliff The browny coloured reeds going side to side The grey and white lines glittered in the sun The rocky pebbles around the water Ryan Verity, age 10		You can see the beautiful water The water is cold but it is old You can see the water rushing by And the beautiful clouds in the sky The dam is very long The hills are very colourful The hills are really rocky The water is very wavy and it glistens in the sun The rustling trees in the breeze echo in your ear The wind echoes like a ghost hunting you The hills are like big monsters The trees wave in your ear It's like a fan in your ear The waves splish, splash around The waves turn around The buildings bubble Frances Fry, age 8
The dark brown brackens cover the moor with rocks. The blue grey water The old brown sheds covered with woodland The water falls splash into the reservoir The sheep and lambs graze on the hillside The wall and fences keep the sheep and lambs in *Luke Graham, age 10*		The blue water rustling among the old bridge The moss moor standing in a field Mysterious signs near the water Mysterious hill in the distance The white bubbles in the water Grass field near the moor *Lucy Graham, age 8*
We shoot on Scar We help on Scar The bubbles on Scar bubble on the water Like we've never seen before We make Scar look cool The water can rustle The water can sway like it is always doing *James, age 9*		Rivers are flowing The wind is blowing The waves are splishing, sploshing and splashing The road is rocky The leaves are prickly The trees are stuffing and The clouds are puffing and The dark deep water is rushing *Hollie, age 8*
The Reservoir The water is cold The water is old The water is clean We drink water that is very old The water is cold The water is old The water is shaped like a paper rip *No Name*		The water is cold The water is wavy The water is old Splashing against the dam The dam is big The dam is overgrown The dam is like a castle The mossy moor is boggy The mossy moor is windy The mossy moor goes on forever Matthew, age 9
Bubbles in the water Can make noises I saw a get wet on the moor *Jacob Naylor, age 7*		The dam is as cold as snow The dam is as cold as wind The dam is as cold as a glittering tree The trees are whistling And the dam is very cold *Adam, age 8*
You can hear echoes The water is one meter long We are on the dam The road is muddy Trees are blowing down The dam is cracked The rushes The waterfall The rock The water dam The dam is long *Connor, age 7*		The sparkly sparkly water The misty mysterious clouds The light sounds of wind The ?? river The sparkly bubbles The echoes of the wind The big waves of water The dried river The trickling sound of water The ?? sound of a waterfall *Euan, age 7*
You can see the water rushing by I can see the white clouds in the sky You can hear the wind blowing by It's like a big blue star heaven in the sky The hills are like big green blobs The sound echoes like ghosts haunting the village The waves are like sparkling stars in the sky The trees rustling through the breeze The dam is really long and brown The green fields near the moor The roads are muddy and rocky *Sallie Verity, age 10*		Rustling trees from the breeze Echoes of the shining waves Sparkling water glitters through the waves Enchanted hills with lots of different colours Really cold water shivers the land Under water secrets like ghosts that haunt the waves Our hair blowing everywhere from the breeze Understanding the sounds of all the different things around us Robins chirping on the trees *Lauren Baird, age 9*
The water was moving like a fever The bubbles are as white as snow Lots of shades of sand Different types of fields Sounds of flowing water Rocky sides Pine trees Different types of trees Types of water dark and light The echoes where like ghosts The waves where like giants The waves moved differently every second Its magic Sounds of the wind Everything is beautiful The water is deep like a throat It sprays water Moss all over the wall Fog everywhere Steam everywhere Rushes on the land Woolly sheep grazing Tall fences Far away Slippery steps Creases in the moor Slopes on the hills Rough tracks Waterfowl soars Pipes spitting out water Old barns Leafy bracken Pretty animals Big hills *Poppy, age 8*		You can see a tower You can hear echoes The dam wall is dangerous It reminds people of falling At the bottom of the dam wall it is very muddy Dark blue and light blue water The dam has cracked You can see a waterfall You can see a barn We can see a lot of trees You can see a line in the middle of the dam You can feel the wind coming through the holes *Adam Brown, age 8*