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After the first girl successfully went down it was my turn to go next. I was so nervous and anxious too, as it was my first time trying any adventure sport. I wore every safety equipment that was needed and slowly moved towards the edge of mountain. Those girls were helping me throughout and cheering for me. The moment I threw my legs in the air I started to feel like I was flying in the air. In that moment nothing mattered to me just me= in the air going down with a lot of happiness inside. It felt like that was the best moment and the day of my journey so far. Thanks to all the girls, they introduced me that sport and also gave me strength to try that. After completing all this I left for Aizawl and reached the same petrol pump where I stayed 3 days ago. I could not leave that petrol pump for the next 2 days because of highway condition. After two days I finally reached Silchar and boarded the train to Nagaland. This journey from Mizoram to Silchar was very tough. I had to take lift from a lot of people before reaching the railway station. Moreover, I reached the station just 10 minutes before the train departed.


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