The colors of a sunset mean different things; a blue sky means its clean, and a red sky means a storm is coming. The true color of the sky is blue, although pollution can make it seem gray. There’s a different view of the sunset anywhere a person travels. The view from the top of the Triple Falls Trail in Tennessee is difficult to forget from the scurry of squirrels to the left, a family of deer to the right, and a breathtaking view of a sunset directly ahead.
The top of the Triple Falls Trail is a rocky surface with pathways that branch off to the left and right. To the left there was a scurry of squirrels playing in the trees, running up and down the branches, and chasing after each other. Each of the six squirrels had gray fur with honey brown highlights peaking through, the sun’s golden glare made their brown fur shine like shiny, gold streamers. Their fur looked coarse and wiry but their tail looked soft and bushy. They ran around the tree making it seem like they were playing tag like children in a school playground. Below the tree was …show more content…
The golden haze of the sunset made their fur have a deep auburn color to them. The fawns of the herd had small white spots along their back. The young bucks still had the velvet on their antlers. The leader of the herd had a strong, stern look. The deer’s antlers were big and thick. The antlers had marks on them from fighting other deer. The doe looked delicate and humble watching over the fawns. Their hooves dug into the rich, moist ground, digging up the grass as they walk. The fawn chased a butterfly along the side of a mountain. The butterfly fluttered its pale yellow wings as if it was playing along with the deer, it flew backwards, forwards, and side to side. Another deer played along the rocks, jumping between them. The deer’s’ hooves making a clanking noise each time it hit the stone rocks like someone hitting a nail with a