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When my friends are asked: What is the most unforgettable trip you have experienced in your life?, Then they most often talk about holidays together with their parents somewhere in the sea in hot places, and more often abroad. But for me the most exciting trip is the summer visit to my beloved grandmother and grandfather in the village. How nice it will be to leave the incessant car noise of city streets, and plunge into the light and clean atmosphere of the village, untidy with the hustle and bustle of megalopolises.

The grandmother has a large household: two pigs, a cow, a calf, a dozen chickens, and there is also a cat with a cat and a guard dog. In the middle of summer, the time of the hot hay season begins, where my fascinating journey began. Early in the morning, everyone set off for a whole day a few kilometers from home to begin mowing grass.

Grandpa sharpened his spit and cooked a rake. When we arrived at the right place, then having a little rest, we all started to work. I, too, was left idle, I was guarding the fire to boil hot tea. As such a drink is not strange, it is true that it quenched thirst after exhausting labor on the hottest day, especially when cooked in nature.

We have a small place on a hayfield, similar to a gazebo, only the crown of two spruce trees located nearby is the roof, and the table is the boards enclosed between them. Nearby are two benches on both sides. And here I sit, throwing firewood in little by little, the dying down fire, and I see how a lizard flashed across the bark, and then another. It became interesting to me, and I left a small piece of bread on the table. And after some time, the largest lizard descended and eagerly devoured the baby. I began to call everyone else, but apparently the beast was frightened by my joyful exclamations and disappeared into the numerous crevices of the trees.

When everyone had lunch, then tired of the grueling and heavy manual mowing, lay down for an hour in the shade to rest. And I was waiting for new friends. And they reappeared, without any persuasion, they ate up all my presentations. For a few days of such hay they became a habit to eat with us, the lizards became so tame that it was easy to put them on your shoulder, like a normal pet, and lightly scratch around the neck. But large Copts of hay were soon loaded into huge carts, and the working time came to an end.

I felt sorry for parting with new tailed friends. I really hope that next year they will remember me, and my journey through forest places will continue.

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