The Vengeance

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Revant Malani Candidate Number School Code Coursework 2 Word count: 764 The Vengeance “Alfred, our trek this year has to be very unique and exceptional rather than the regular monotonous ones!” said Martin being extremely surprised at this sudden revelation. He then questioned Martin, “Why such a spontaneous plan?” Recollecting the old memories of our exhilarating childhood days brings thrill and excitement. Can you recall the incident when we used to steal fruits from Ms. Mary’s garden? “Oh! Those delectable sweet apples and the aroma of the variety of flowers in her backyard. Yet give a tingle into my nostrils. The music we have faced from our parents at the childish pranks and Ms. Mary’s unending complaints. Those memories are still as fresh …show more content…

Now, this peculiar trek to the apex of the Rocky Mountains will be worth appreciating. Finally, the day had arrived. Carrying a haversack, we set out for the climb. After careful research, I have short listed the Route Burn trail due to its steepness which would be more formidable, challenging and prove to be a task-setter as very few have ever been to this isolated and deserted trek. What enchants me more is the scenic beauty that shows the embrace of the Earth and the Sun. Just, as the memory of Lisa remained lively and vigorous, similarly, my passion to avail this excursion along with you makes it more joyful and …show more content…

The beauty of the galaxy of stars peeping into our tent refreshed us coupled without non-stop college anecdotes, adding to our hope for a better morning. The next day dawned with the delightful sunrays coupled with the chirping of birds was like an icing on the cake. The entire day was spent relaxing the ache and admiring the natural surrounding and scenic beauty in the hope of continuing our trek with great vigor and vitality. Alfred thanked me over and over again for my support and care; I replied out of curiosity, “WHAT ARE BEST FRIENDS FOR? AND BUT THE BEST IS YET TO COME!” Our journey began early in the morning in the presence of faint Moon on a high note. Alfred’s recovery fastened our pace. We decided to summit that day itself. After a long and tiring ascent, we finally succeeded. The joy of conquering the difficult peak was like me being in seventh heaven. The end was near and heaven being

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