Helen did not confine herself to acquiring knowledge but also enjoyed herself by taking part in outdoor activities.Elaborate
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no doubt books fascinated Helen Keller but books were not only the pleasure for her. She had special love for her country and for out door activities. She learned to row and swim at a young age. She liked to be contend with wind and wave. She could manage to read lips. Museums and art stores were also sources of her pleasure and inspiration for her.
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Acquiring knowledge was not Helen’s only
pleasure. She loved to play outdoor sports also.
She loved rowing and swimming. She also enjoyed
canoeing and sailing. Outdoor activities and her
love for the country were a great source of pleasure
for her. Sailing was her favourite past time. She
had many tree friends in Wrentham. One of them
was a splendid oak and it was her favourite tree.
Helen had many dog friends too. She liked to visit
museums and art stores also. She loved touching
the great work of art. Her love for theatre was
immense. Due to her exposure to the outside world,
her innate talent blossomed.
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