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Of course, it is a question to ask myself, where i want to go, specially in my dreams! I know,there are lots of places around the world where I want to go, move around, but which I do like most?

     Here,we have the longest Sea- Shore. I have been there several     times. Though my first visit always remains in my mind. Then I was  9-year old. I went there with my family and we reached  after a 10- hour long journey.  We just spend  30 minutes to take our lunch and refresh ourselves then we headed towards the sea-beach. And, when it was visualized in my eyes, I still could remember, i became speechless! I found,it was not only I who had stared at the deep-blue sea-water but  to my surprise,it was also the sea who had been peering at me. From that moment on, i have been an admire of her deep blue eyes.

     Besides this, hilly region always lures me. I like to take a walk through the slim, lowly, zig-zag  pathway where sunlight flickering in the leaves, specially early in the morning. And along with it, I know, you can assume how does it feel when some one walking down in a misty grassy ground!

I also like village life, though it is better to say, I like it in a bit moderate way! I love to drink tea from a road side tea-stall. Our villages are greenish, there is fresh air and long long mud built foot-ways through the paddy fields. I love to see the scenery of  ripe crops.

But, which is my dream destination!  I have been groping about it for a long time....and right now i have got it...Yes, It's definitely my Home Town! ...which is situated by a river bank. I born and brought up and  passed an wonderful childhood over there. How many times I indulged myself in enjoying the scenic beauty of countless sundown and twilight. I got chance to know how my foot looked like in every afternoon while I returned from our play ground. I still want to get back there to find out whereas young people go to their play ground or not, and of course, I am logging to see those kashful ( ketkin is a kind of Autumn flower) which blooms every Autumn and lasts for early Winter! Right now my mind is blowing away to see them how they are wobbling against the misty morning breeze!