Collect a news item involving an adventure from newspapers and speak about it in your group. Focus on what, where, when and how.
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Getting ready
This journey took about two months. I had to carry everything on my motorcycle. Loner and I left Mumbai, passing through small villages and towns of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan to reach Delhi.
It took me three days to cover 1400 KM from Mumbai to Delhi. I was hoping to see something new and different in Delhi.
I was excited that I would be able to see wooden houses, houses with sloping roofs and those covered in snow. I had seen pictures of such houses in many books.
New home
Loner and I were covering long distances each day. All I needed was food and a tent to protect myself from the cold night air. My nylon tent was so small that I could just about fit in it to sleep.
Loner stood guard outside the tent. The breeze and the sound of the birds woke me up to see the sunrise.
Cold desert
At last Loner and I reached Leh. For the first time I saw such an area – high, dry and flat called a cold desert.
In Leh, I found myself in a quiet street with beautiful white houses. As I rode slowly, I found that I was being followed by a group of children. They called out ‘jule, jule’, meaning ‘welcome, welcome’. They were all amazed to see my ‘Loner’. Everyone wanted me to come to their home.
At home with Tashi
Tashi dragged me to his home. It was a building with two floors. The house was made of stones which were kept one over the other. The walls were coated with a thick layer of mud and lime.
“The ground floor is for our animals and for storing necessary things.
The Chagpa
There I met Namegyal and came to know about the Chaggpa – a tribe
living on the mountains. The Chagpa tribe has only about 5000 people. The Chagpas are always on the move with their goats and sheep.
Return journey
Again it was time to move on. In Jammu I saw houses like I have
been seeing in Mumbai. The same– cement, brick, steel and glass. These houses are very strong. But they are not as special as the houses I was lucky to see in Leh and Srinagar. After a long journey Loner and I were about to reach Mumbai. My heart felt heavy. I also felt that my motorcycle did not want to come back.
I was happy that I had learnt and experienced so many new things. I had also brought back some memories in my camera. And of course, this was not the end!
Next time when Loner and I get bored of the city, we will again set out for a new journey!
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Answer:
Getting ready
This journey took about two months. I had to carry everything on my motorcycle. Loner and I left Mumbai, passing through small villages and towns of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan to reach Delhi.
It took me three days to cover 1400 KM from Mumbai to Delhi. I was hoping to see something new and different in Delhi.
I was excited that I would be able to see wooden houses, houses with sloping roofs and those covered in snow. I had seen pictures of such houses in many books.
New home
Loner and I were covering long distances each day. All I needed was food and a tent to protect myself from the cold night air. My nylon tent was so small that I could just about fit in it to sleep.