...but the ferocious wind... by Rio

One morning walking into school there was no breeze. It was lovely chatting with my mates, it was the best. The next day was the same but the day after that one we walked into school it was so windy a man’s trousers fell down and he asked us to help but we said no then he said “But the ferocious wind blew them down” we carried on walking to school laughing. The teacher found out what we said to the old man and we were in really really really big trouble so then we never did it ever again.

...but the ferocious wind by Grace LB

I once went to Derbyshire with my family and it was a great holiday, we went this year. It was so quiet that it felt like it just shouldn't be that quiet. I went for a walk the day before we left with my father and we discovered ruins and caves. On our way home we had a very steep hill to climb. It was alright at first, but the ferocious wind blew, it took more and more time to get up it. We got there in the end and before the walk we had a fantastic three days before.

...but the ferocious wind by Sophia

...but the ferocious wind... by Morgan

I was on a mission to climb a mountain, in the cold, strong wind, it was Mount Everest! But the ferocious wind was stopping me from completing my mission I was hanging on with my two hands helplessly trying to build up my strength to pull myself up. My hand slipped I was hanging on with my left hand about to fall to my doom. What was I to do? How would I survive? Would I even live? This was all racing in my mind with other questions that made me worried. I slipped again. And again. Then fell to my doom...

... but the ferocious wind... by Madison

One day I was in my house when I heard something break and it was really windy but the ferocious wind blew over my car and my crops also everything in my house. I was so frightened because at the moment I thought I was going to die. But I must have fallen asleep because when I woke up everything was back to normal like nothing ever happened but it must have happened. Something could never ever feel that real I still don't know if I was dreaming or I am crazy I don't know take a pick.

...but the ferocious wind... by Caitlin

Lightning strikes big and bad,

Slowly it moves away, now everyone’s is glad,

Raindrops bounce fast and heavy,

Then all the rain goes slow and steady,

Clouds lighten fast and slow,

This doesn't really help the plants grow,

But the ferocious wind blows the sun bright,

Strong enough to fly a kite,

The mist covers up the sky,

So you can’t see each other’s bow tie,

Dampness makes you feel cold and down,

This makes things look so rundown,

Thunder is loud and scary,

Making people feel very weary,

The snow fall deep and thick,

This made the world fall quiet.

...but the ferocious wind... by Aron

A long time ago, lived a man called Steven. Steven was wise and he loved sailing. One night when he was asleep on his boat snoring, he hurdled down of his bunk onto the floor. Steven hurried to the masts and tried to pull them down! But the ferocious wind tore them down snapping his boat in half! It was still afloat but sinking down fast! Steven dragged out an old life jacket and slipped it on. Then jumped out saving himself straight before the ship exploded into oblivion scorching across the surface of the water. Thankfully he returned to his house safely.

...but the ferocious wind... by Harvey

On Saturday morning I was walking home from the shops when I saw a massive grey fluffy cloud coming my way, the trees started swaying with the blowing leaves rustling noisily. The wind was making a howling sound like a wolf, it was really freezing cold and I quickly fastened my coat up. As I went on I couldn't breathe properly and the brown dust was getting in my eyes, mouth and ears, but the ferocious wind got much worse I could hardly move forward, I struggled on until I reached the front door, I was so exhausted!

...but the ferocious wind... by Charlie

On Saturday I played football with my dad, the sun was shining all the time but the wind was blowing very strongly. Then in the afternoon my friend Jack came round to play, we played tig in the garden, my older brother Tom came out chasing us. He had spent all morning styling his hair, but the ferocious wind got up and ruined his hair style, we all laughed out loud but Tom was not happy, the more we laughed the more he chased us and got annoyed. When we went inside his hair dropped down over his face which made us laugh again.

...but the ferocious wind...by Eleanor

As the day went on I started to get more bored. So I decided to go out on a walk to the sea front. As soon as I was there I could smell the donuts cooking in the shops. I was going to go in the sea but the ferocious wind was blowing. I could see the enormous waves coming out of the sea and I could hear them roaring. I could taste the salt on my lips from the salty water. I could feel the wind blowing against me it was that hard. It was very cold.

...but the ferocious wind... by Sam F

Avengers age of Ultron

The Avengers were in the forest trying to defeat Ultron, but the ferocious wind blew everyone away, apart from Hulk. As soon as the wind blew most of the Avengers away Ultron escaped. Hulk was really mad so he tried to defeat Ultron by himself. But Ultron escaped before hulk laid a finger on him. When Ultron arrived at his secret lair he relaxed. Then suddenly from the roof, all of the Avengers shouted, "surrender!"

Because Ultron had no where to go he put his weapons down and said, "take me to jail."

...but the ferocious wind... by Mollie

Dear loving family,

But the ferocious wind was too strong to carry on. The trek was over. Mission denied. We had already lost two of our men and our strongest climber has hyperthermia. Well, who wouldn't its absolutely freezing out on the mountain and all the food we have left is sour frozen lemons. Could our journey get any worse. All hope is lost. Our last candle has melted. I am surprised I didn't die, the top is so near yet so far, the top is the place we need to be. The top is where I need to be. 

...but the ferocious wind... by Sam B

This was it. It was the challenge of climbing a fifty metre climbing wall. Luckily for me there was a pit stop halfway through. I grabbed onto the first rock. I grabbed another. After a while, I got used to it. I was nearly halfway and my fists were bursting with pain. I went to grab a rock but the ferocious wind blew me back. I had my left hand and both my legs on the rocks. I was super scared.

"This is for cancer!" I thought. Suddenly, all my strength came back. I felt like I could do anything.