I was born in a village on the banks of the river in 1989.It's not a very big river, so although it was full of water during the rainy season, most of the places were dry during the dry season.When it was dry season, some cars went down to the river to collect sand.But this is not an engine-powered car, it is a car that would have been seen in the 90s.That cars are just a thing of history, no longer visible.
Do you know what those vehicles are called? Those vehicles are bullock carts, buffalo carts, and horse carts.Although horse-drawn carriages can be seen in some places, bullock carts and buffalo carts are not seen today.At that time, paved roads were not often seen in rural areas.Buffalo carts and ox carts would travel on dirt roads, making strange noises as the wheels rumbled.At that time, we witnessed raw nature all around us.
Small dirt roads and on both sides of the village, the natural land, the river and tin houses.I couldn't see any buildings then.Oh, that was the real nature when there were no traffic jams or chaos.There was only raw nature all around, bullock carts and buffalo carts on the roads, juicy fruits on the trees and the calls of yellow birds.Oh, how sweet that childhood was.Today they are just memories.
Although the buffalo carts and ox carts have disappeared, horse-drawn carts can still be seen on some familiar rural roads.Now there are no more unpaved roads, but the roads have been paved with asphalt.There is evergreen greenery on both sides of the road.I feel peace when I look around.Seeing such a green view of agricultural land on both sides of the road fills my soul.I think walking along this road will bring me a lot of joy and refresh my mind.Some interesting facts about cars.
The vehicles we use today did not exist in the 90s.In the 1990s, only buffalo carts, ox carts and updated auto rickshaws were used on dirt roads.Rickshaws were the best means of transport for the rich at that time.There weren't that many engine-powered cars back then.However nowadays, rickshaws have also disappeared in rural areas.Now only autos and CNG vehicles are available and these two vehicles are our popular means of transportation from village to city.
Yesterday I went to the village in an auto and as the auto drove along the village road, I felt like it was a heavenly road.There are no traffic jams, no chaos, only greenery and lush greenery all around.The green leaves of the trees sway in the southern breeze.The green rice fields seemed to beckon me.I ran and was even more fascinated by the horse-drawn carriages I saw on the road.It's like I'm seeing a childhood image from the 90s, only the road has been paved.I brought those sweet scenes here to share.Let's see the scenes.
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