Pada hari kamis setelah idul adha,tepatnya puku 08.30 pagi aku dan kawan kawanku berlibur kepermandian air terjun moramo .Sebelum kami berangkat ke permandian air terjun moramo kami empersiapkan makanan dan minuman untuk kami nimati kesana. Sedangkan kawanku yang lain mempersiapkan kendaraan yang akan kami pakai untuk disana. Setelah semuanya siap kami langsung berangkat menuju permandian air terjun moramo .

Selama diperjalanan ,aku sangat kagum dengan keindahan alamnya.seperti hutan asrinya ,jalanan berkelok kelok seperti gelombang,sawahnya yang berjejeran dengan rapih gunung-gununng yang tinggi pemandang yang indah sunggu sangat indah karunia Allah SWT. yang telah diberikan kepada kita semua.

Sesampainya disana ,kami mencari lansung mencari tempat yang tidak terlalu ramai.Kami melakkukan foto foto setelah berfota aku dan kawan kawanku bergegas untuk mandi mandi di air terjun .Dan tidak lupa kami menyusuri sumber air terjunnya,namun medan yang kami lewati sangat terjal dan susah ,akhirnya kami tidak dapat sampai ke tempat tujuan kami.

Sebelum kmi pulang ,tak lupa kami menikmati maknan dan minuman yang telah kami persiapkan dari rumah. Setelah semau merasa puas dengan bermain,kami memutuskan untuk segera puang sebelum kemalaman di jalan.

Liburan kali ini memberikan kenangan tersendiri bagi saya.semoga saya dan kawan kawan saya dapat mengunjungi permandian moramo lagi.

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