Susie was very angry. She walked quikly to her kar and drived away.
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Susie was raging with anger. She rushed to her massive monster truck and climbed up the ladder and dived in. She then raced to her mansion while crushing everything in her way.
By Aiden

Susie was fed-up. She stormed to her red waxed Ferrari.
By Celia and Rhian

Once, a long time ago in China, Susie was seeing red. She sprinted and dived through the window of her winged Ferrari. She was so mad that she sped at 210 kilometres per hour to her gigantic mansion in America.
By Dan and Andrew

Susie threw her toast at the wall of her shack because it was burnt. She stormed to her tricycle and peddled away as fast as a tricycle can go.
By Tim and Jack H

Susie was exploding with anger and saw red. She stomped to her motorbike ready to speed away thinking, “I wish that person would be nicer”.
Jordan and peter.

Susie was extremely annoyed. She stormed away to her dual, copper red car and sped away.
By Sonali

Susie was extremely furious. She stormed away to her metallic, black limousine and sped away.
By Alexandra.

Susie was super annoyed. She stomped quickly to her purple limousine and opened the 96th door and screamed at the driver, her youngest step-brother, to drive her to her favourite pink and blue polka- dotted mansion in the North Pole.

By Emma and Nikita

Susie was about to explode she was so angry. She marched to her red Ferrari and yelled” I what a lollypop”. Then she rumbled down the street.
By Jack G and Gavin

Suzie was about to explode. She teleported to her Mercedes Benz in a flash and sped all the way to Pedro’s Pizza to get some chicken nuggets and wedges.
By Jack P

Susie was raging with anger. She stormed off to her hot, pink limousine. She opened the 5th door and she sat on her comfy cushions. Then got the TV remote and threw it out the window. She demanded ice-cream immediately. Then threw one of the cushions at the chauffeur and told him to drive to her 5 storey pink and purple mansion.
By Jessie and Sienna

Susie was extremely furious. She stormed super quickly to her blazing red Ferrari, destroyed everything in her way and sped away.
By Ryan

Susie was tremendously irritated. She rocketed in the direction of her cherry-red Ferrari and bolted away.
By Justin and Sam

Susie was furious. She screamed as she stormed speedily to her white, expensive limousine, opened the 20th door, hopped in the limousine and zoomed away.
By Shona And Tiffany

Susie got mad because her Ferrari had a big dent in it. So she raced off to the auto repair shop.
By Tom

over the last 250 years there have been considerable changes in Epping. Originally the land of the Wallumedigal people, Epping has developed into a popular and successful suburb.

Before the European settlement, Epping would have been all bush land. There were lots of fauna such as kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and echidnas in the area. There were also lots of trees such as the gum tree and banksias, blue gum and more. The Wallumedigal people would have hunted and lived in this area.

It was in 1796 that settlers moved into the Epping area when land was granted to 2 naval officers. Epping was first called Barren Ridge.

After, around 1804 honest settlers avoided the area as criminals including some that had escaped from the jails came to Epping to live.

In 1819 they built a timber mill that processed the logs. As land was cleared people also started a lot of orchards such as orange orchards, lemon orchards and apple orchards.

Epping began to change from bush land to residential after the first subdivision of a farm in 1883. They were building a lot of houses and shops while still cutting down a lot of trees.

In 1886 the railway passed through Epping. The railway was called Field of Mars and then in 1887 it changed to East Carlingford and after in 1899 it was called EPPING. The rail line led to more people coming to the area.

In 1914 WW1 began and a lot of people went off to the war, mostly young men. In 1922 to remember all the people that had died they made a war memorial.

Epping continued to grow through the 1900’s and today is a mix of houses, schools, shops and is becoming more important as a public transport hub.