Hello, Hivers! How are you all doing? I hope everything is great. Today's blog , I want to share a stroll about a spontaneous adventure to an abandoned place.
This trip wasn’t planned at all. 
We rode a motorcycle to save money. Along the way, we saw a nice view and a sign
"Don’t use your phone while driving, or you might end up in a coffin."
It was funny but also a good reminder to be careful.
When we got to the place, the path was surrounded by green plants and trees, which looked so fresh and relaxing.
Before reaching the abandoned house, we passed by a clear stream. The water was so clean that many people were washing their clothes in here.
When we got closer to the house, we saw how nature had taken over. Trees and plants were growing everywhere.
There was a swimming pool near at the house, but we heard rumors that someone drowned in it. Because of that, the pool was emptied.
We spent some time just looking around. The fish in the water and the greenery made the place feel calm and peaceful.
The path to the house was covered with grass. The house itself was old but still standing strong.
In front of the house, there were more plants growing, showing how nature had taken over.
Nearby, there was a giant tree. It was so big that I felt tiny standing next to it.
Before leaving, we saw more people coming to the stream to wash clothes. It’s amazing how this place still helps the community.
Exploring the abandoned house and connecting with nature reminded me of how powerful and magical the natural world can be. Even in places left behind, life continues to thrive.
