My happy experience of walking at lock down

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My happy experience of walking in lock down 

My journey began when we got a message at 4th may night 10’o clock that all residents can go for walking, jogging and running. And they typed that kids bellow 12 years can go. I was happy and excited to hear that news.

Me and my aunt madhuri

 The next day me and my aunt at 6:30 am had started our walk.  I was so happy to see the nature and plants and trees. And I was the only kid who came for the walk.


 I was so surprised that all shops except for some were closed. And was surprised that there were many people there walking. I felt happy to go and do an activity, where some people can’t even step out of their houses or homes. And I saw some things that I never saw.



 It was like learning a new subject. Which is about nature but different. And I experienced it happily. And I have been continuing it.

                                                              


 

 


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