上周六是个好日子。这天,阳光明媚,我们一大家子带了一些省时省力的工具,去龟角尾公园附近河边的沙滩上挖蚌。可能是太想吃蚌了,一到了公园,大家二话不说直奔沙滩上的“湖”而去。沙滩上怎么会有“湖”呢?说它是湖,可能是有点夸张,它只不过是沙子把河水截断了所形成的水洼而已。因为有水的缘故,在这样的“湖”里,蚌是相当多的。看到其他人都拿了件称手的工具热火朝天地干了起来,我也不甘示弱,拿起铲子和刨子忙了起来。根据我以往的经验,河边沙地的蚌最好,也是最新 It was a good day on Saturday. On this day, the sunshine is bright, and every one of us has brought some time-saving and labor-saving tools to the beach by the river near Cepheid tail Park. May be too much to eat mussels, and once the park, we went straight to the beach on the “Lake” away. How can the beach have a “lake”? It is probably a bit of an exaggeration to say that it is a lake. It is nothing more than sand that cuts off the water puddle formed by the river. Because of the water’s sake, there are quite a few clams in this “lake.” I saw other people took a piece of equipment called the hand in full swing, I am outdone, picked up the shovel and plane busy. According to my past experience, the mussels on the riverside sand are best and newest