A composition about a happy picnic in autumn (400 words)

Last Saturday, the teacher gave us a surprise and will take us to have a picnic next Saturday.

We look forward to the stars and the moon, and finally we look forward to the day of the picnic. We made all the preparations early, and when the teacher gave the order, we set off at once. We crossed Phoenix Square, and after a long journey, we finally arrived at the Bund of the Yellow River. When we got there, we were exhausted. But as soon as we saw the Bund, we sat on the lawn and looked at the blue sky and white clouds fluttering gently. The green grass is soft and furry, just like a green carpet laid for us. We danced happily, leaving fatigue behind. We laid the tablecloth, poured out everything we could eat, simply took off our shoes and sat on the tablecloth, eating with relish. I only heard someone shouting over there, "Let's have a barbecue!" We quickly put on our shoes again and ran to the Woods. I see that the stove has been set up here, and all the leaves and branches have been picked up, but these firewood are a little wet and can't be lit with a lighter. Later, the teacher helped us set up a stove. First, we light old newspapers with lighters and add leaves and branches. Soon, smoke curled up from the stove. We quickly put the ham sausage on the fire and ate the fruits of our labor, which felt more fragrant than anything else! Everyone baked and ate, and all of them became painted cats. We looked at each other and couldn't help laughing. Laughter spread all over the banks of the Yellow River and alarmed the birds in the Woods. ...

How happy this first picnic was!