Wednesday, August 10, 2005

Going To Swim! -part1-


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July 2005- Lattakia Mounts

All I can remember that day that we were going to swim, then it turned into an adventure of excitement and joy...
That day the whole camp was obliged to take a day off, but -for many of us- we felt like we didn't have enough of hiking, we wanted something more.
When we arrived to the place that we have to spend the whole day in, we met a local; an old man who described a place like heaven where we can swim and enjoy the pure nature, no cars or any kind of vehicles can reach this place, so we suppose to walk, and that's what we were really looking for.
As a drop of a hat, we were packed and ready to go, only six of us were ready to adventures, five guys and a brave French girl her name was Ode (but she's not..haha).
We began at 2pm, not a perfect time of the day to start hiking, we asked every local we mate how we can reach this place the locals call: khaleej.
After being lost for more than 2 hours the last man we saw told us that we were so close.
I don't remember how, but suddenly, i turned to see the other guys that suppose to be walking right behind me to discover that they were disappeared!
Only me and Fadi, Talal was alone screaming but we couldn't hear what he was exactly saying, and identifying his location was impossible. Ode, Hassan, Ehab were far away..
Trying to hear a voice or see someone, I was looking all around when I saw what I called:
The tree of bad luck! Looking at that tree made me feel nervous, it looks like it was cursed or it curses people. But I had to continue searching for that damn place, and the question of swimming or not swimming meant to me in that moment like : to be or not to be!
To be continued....

10 Comments:

At 8:06 PM, Blogger Zena said...

Amr that is not fair, then what happened. You can't just cut a story from the middle.
I hope nothing bad happened......

Anyway, when can we read part 2.

Take care

 
At 9:48 PM, Blogger Dina said...

Oooh this sounds like one of the horror stories you spoke about last week! Where did they all go???

 
At 2:50 AM, Blogger Sinan said...

ooooooooooh should we bring pop corn for the next episode??

 
At 2:00 AM, Blogger no one said...

u bring the pop corn..i'll bring some tissues..it might turn on to be film hindi
lol

 
At 7:41 AM, Blogger Tolerant Damascene said...

ohhh could be the beggining of an exciting thriller.

Waiting for the second part :D

 
At 8:43 PM, Blogger Wegrit said...

Just wanted to say that I agree with you about the hummus. Personally, I love it. The best hummus I've ever had came from a tiny little Lebanese restaurant outside of Detroit.

Anyway, I really like your blog...I'll keep reading!

 
At 12:31 AM, Blogger Roba said...

LOL sounds like plenty of fun.. especially since IS IT SO GODDAMN HOT! i'm sure it's just as bad in syria.. but ahhh swimming n such a place sounds heavenly

 
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