Tina
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On the first day we arrived in Yellowknife, the family was struck by the world of snow and ice. The snow-covered earth, frozen lakes, and coniferous forests looming in the distance made for a serene and magnificent picture.
Every night at 10pm, the whole family joined an aurora viewing tour with the local travel agency, Aurora Dream Tours. The driver was a warm Chinese man named Tony, who not only led us to the best viewing spot, but also took beautiful photos for free. The tour guide also provided hot drinks and snacks throughout the tour, and the tour guide, Mei, brought us a very sweet service for our city sightseeing tour.
As the sky darkened, the stars twinkled in the night sky. Suddenly, a green band of light slowly rose in the sky, then gradually spread, like a dancing ribbon, winding its way through the night sky. Then, purple, pink, and blue rays of light intertwined, as if the sky was set ablaze and the entire universe was cheering for the moment. "Wow! It's so beautiful!" The kids exclaimed, their eyes staring unblinkingly at the sky. Dad, on the other hand, stood quietly and kept recording the mind-blowing images on his cell phone. In addition to viewing the aurora borealis, we also experienced dog sledding. The kids sat on the sled and excitedly shouted, "Run, run, run!" Dad smiled and recorded this cozy moment with his cell phone.
The four-day, three-night trip came to an end very quickly, and the whole family embarked on the return trip with full of memories. The kids were excitedly discussing the colors and shapes of the aurora borealis on the plane, while Dad was quietly looking through the photos taken with a satisfied smile on his face. This trip to Yellowknife not only let the whole family witness the magic of the sky, but also let them feel the warmth and love for each other in the world of snow and ice.
